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It’s a beautiful day in NYC today. I’ve got the day off and I spent a little time in the backyard just enjoying the weather. This shot was taken while relaxing out back.
Rusted cogs - part of what looks like a log-splitter driven by pulleys and belts, originally powered by a steam engine I would think.
Motorcycle battery charger: Free on Freecycle
20L bucket: clearance price €2,84
Rebar: €3.50
Alligator clips and connectors: €4.25
Screws and wire: lying in spare parts drawers
Total cost: €10.59
I deviated from the original plans, but this was my starting point: www.instructables.com/id/Electrolytic-Rust-Removal-aka-Ma...
My rust-removal tub. A modified computer power supply that I use as a 12v DC regulated power supply and a tub of sodium bicarbonate solution. Connect the rusty part to (-) and connect a piece of steel to (+), turn on the power and watch it fizz.
I keep seeming to be attracted to these pieces of the past rusting away...love em though!
Part of my collection of abandoned, forgotten barrels in the Georgetown area of Seattle. I love this area to explore, it offers many unusual and interesting relics to photograph. Very industrial. You can see the entire set here...click me