I saw a device in a Florida glass shop that recycled acetone…it was fairly small and sat on a bench. I think it was kind of like a “moonshine still” and they swore by it. Do any of you guys know about this?
never heard of anything like that but it would be a very helpful tool to have around while doing production work.
never heard of anything like that but it would be a very helpful tool to > have around while doing production work. It was at the Spectrum Factory in Melbourne,Fla.
never heard of anything like that but it would be a very helpful tool to > have around while doing production work. Guys, they are very simple and mandantory here California, waste acetone costs a bundle to dispose of. Just the dry waste that is cooked out of the dirty acetone is over 400.00$ a barrel to have it properly diposed of.
Guys, they are very simple and mandantory here California, waste acetone > costs a bundle to dispose of. Just the dry waste that is cooked out of the > dirty acetone is over 400.00$ a barrel to have it properly diposed of. Where do you get them and how much do they cost? Hey Jim did we even have acetone around in the base hobby shop? Seems to me like we used a lot of soap but I may be wrong.
Cleanlines- I was just wondering about this myself. As my gallon cans of spent acetone have piled up I’m thinking surely there is some way to filter/distill it back into use. Here is some info but no prices. http://www.acetone-recycling.com/ Tom S.>>> I saw a device in a Florida glass shop that recycled acetone…it was > fairly small and sat on a bench. I think it was kind of like a > “moonshine still” and they swore by it. Do any of you guys know > about this?
Cleanlines->>> I was just wondering about this myself. As my gallon cans of spent acetone > have piled up I’m thinking surely there is some way to filter/distill it > back into use. Here is some info but no prices.>>> http://www.acetone-recycling.com/>>> Tom S. The acetone recycler is basicly a crock pot distiller, that after cookin leaves the solid reside behind.
Since you mentioned the Spectrum Factory in Melbourne,Fla. Did they ever find out why/how it burned down? The last I heard they thought it might be electrical. I also heard the factory was not insured. I guess that is the end of that?
about $3000 new for a good one. search out the “sidewinder”.