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Success Name Plate Removal

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I got the name plate off. Last night I sprayed penetrating oil on the fasteners I then used a hammer to remove the bottom fastener easy enough. The top on the other hand...I used a metal strip I had laying around and set it on the fastener and tapped it with a hammer (a little hard to see):

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This loosened it up enough for me to grab it with some pliers and remove:

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Name Plate II

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Finished removal:

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and a shot of the fasteners (I cant remember the name):

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I posted all the pictures I have so far here:
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[quote="JPG40504"]Do NOT do as he did! :D Loosen BOTH setscrews when removing the collar from the quill!!!!]

Thanks for pointing that out! The second screw was hidden on mine. If you wouldnt have said anything, I would have missed it:

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Odd that all the other spacers I've seen have the grove in the center. Mine was flat all the way around.
hohenfelsjoe wrote:Thanks Again JPG40504, retiredsoldier919, and heathicus. Worked like a champ:

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Now on to the Nameplate....
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Using electrolysis got the head all stripped down. During the week I'll get it all primed up.

Cant really tell by the photo, but it is down to bare metal:

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hohenfelsjoe wrote:Using electrolysis got the head all stripped down. During the week I'll get it all primed up.

Cant really tell by the photo, but it is down to bare metal:

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Curious to know if the electrolysis removed every bit of paint or did you have to persuade it in a few areas?
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Almost done

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Sorry it has been so long, I have been working diligently on this project and I have been forgetting to post. I will try and do better. Here are the latest pictures of the Head.

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PS I am having some slight DNS/Network issues, if the images dont show up please try again in a couple minutes. Thanks, I will delete this when all is good.
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mickyd wrote:Curious to know if the electrolysis removed every bit of paint or did you have to persuade it in a few areas?
It pretty much took it all off. And when I say off, I mean loose enough to very easily remove with a wire wheel or brush. I used the 4 inch angle grinder with a wire wheel to get the large areas and a Dremel for the smaller areas. It all came up pretty easy, the inside was a pain!

It seems to me that the cast iron parts loosened up quite nicely. Other items like the base and non-cast parts seemed to take longer and had spots that needed to be "persuaded". Maybe it is just me?
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Very, very nice!!! Worth the wait for sure.

Paint scheme......pulley cover hammered silver? Headstock??
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mickyd wrote:Very, very nice!!! Worth the wait for sure.

Paint scheme......pulley cover hammered silver? Headstock??
Thanks! A lot of help from you guys.

Light color is Hammered Silver; Dark on the headstock is the Hammered Gray. I don't know if I like the 2-tone. I might of done better if I went the other way, silver on the headstock and gray on the cover....
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