[Jewelry making - Article 01232] - Re: [Orchid] Home Made Ionic Cleaner

[Noel]

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>         I assume a 9 volt output would also work. I just don't have
>     one to test out. 

Hi, John,

    Unless I'm confused (always a possibility), you said in another post
    that you anodize niobium. So you should be able to use your power
    source for whatever output you want... right? I tried out using my
    anodizer as an ionic cleaner by reversing the leads and setting it
    to 10 volts. I don't have the right cleaning solution yet, but it
    didn't do too badly in the same (TSP-NOT) solution I anodize in.
    But, never having come across an actual dedicated ionic cleaner, I
    don't have any basis for comparison. 

    Incidentally, do I really need the specific Speedbrite solution for
    ionic cleaning? Does anybody know what's actually in it? 

    Anyone else who tries the anodizing power supply, please let me know
    how it works out! 

--Noel

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