Run the used ultra sonic cleaner thru a fine mesh strainer or paper filter to remove any metal and gunk and use it again.

So here's my costsaving tip for the ultra sonic cleaner: Fill the tub with clean water. Use a plastic jar with lid for small parts and put the cleaning solution, gasoline or diesel in the jar. Put the filled jar in the tub and give the parts at least 10 minutes of cleaning time........i mostly come allong with 50°C of temp.........but i do clean the parts of crude dirt and oil before i put them in the solution. And yes, you can filter the used liquid and reuse it again ;-) Thumbs up for your work 👍

All I could say is, THANK YOU BRO. Now I have my afternoon busy for now. 55 minutes video of yours, 26 minutes of Andrew Camarata and 53 minutes of Nik Rijavec. Thank you for your hard work!

I rebuilt scuba regulators for several years, we covered the bottom of our ultrasonic clean with a light layer of dish soap, then add 50/50 hot water and distilled white vinegar. No matter how bad the regs looked, they always came out shiny and new.

You should always use the basket and always keep it full with liquid.

*Conventional* ATF is about the most effective "degreaser" you can use in an ultrasonic cleaner. Safe for most metals, plastics, nonexplosive, non flammable. Rinses easily with alcohol or brake cleaner- or leave residue on for corrosion protection. DOT3 brake fluid removes just about all paints.

I have 3 ultrasonic cleaners in different sizes, including the same one you have. They will save you hours of cleaning time if you use the right solution. Gasoline {not recommended}, diesel, kerosene, white vinegar, regular carb cleaner, and concentrated degreaser. Just make sure whatever you use is friendly with aluminum because some solutions will literally eat aluminum in this machine. You can use smaller containers for small parts and just fill the container with the desired cleaner and then set it in the ultrasonic filled with water. Glass containers are best but plastic works also. I have cleaned many items in these machines including my eye glasses with no problems and they do an excellent job. Keep up with the great videos. There are also hundreds of KZfaq videos on how to use an ultrasonic cleaner. Good luck,

Dude that outro was hilarious 😆

I think adding a small electric pump connected to a water tank down bottom would be good to wash oil and stuff off of large parts like the hydraulic piston.

Can’t wait to see how overbuilt this cleaning station becomes

the sun is shining and Ants on tv.perfect friday

When you turned that thing on, the face you made, I laughed so hard! I had no idea how loud those things were, anyway, great job!

Is that a toilet cleaning brush hanging there? Haha. Too good! Great build.

-"Never seen one of these things." and proceeds to throw the manual away. Never change.

Was sad to see the fancy printed Ants Pants decal! Was really neat to see your hand painted names on all your previous projects, hope future projects go back to your usual hand painted names, Was like your trademark!!

An idea would be to city the surface grid in half so when you drop something through the grid you can easily get into bottom of wash area to get item , and you won't have to clear the whole surface grid to do so

Wonderful lesson on how to build something useful. I have a small ultrasonic cleaner and I use it for small items with plain clean water. Great video. 👍🇺🇸

boy oh boy, my favorite youtuber from Estonia posted another banger on friday evening, this is PERFECT

If you keep the water in the tank, the oils will float and small particles will sink to the bottom, making a mudcake. I would empty it every time and filter the water through some fine metal mesh or something and put it in a bottle/container for later use. I just got a tiny ultrasonic cleaner from Lidl that I bought like 10 years ago. As you see in the video, thick layers of grease are more stubborn as they dampen the waves of the water. It acts a little bit similar like soft undercoating does when trying to sandblast it with not enough pressure...

Ants, I would recommend to add car noise isolation to all flat surfaces of your washing place. It'll decreased the noise.

Yes you can reuse the liquid many times. Also a tip, keep the ultrasoniccleaner in a different room all together, you don't want to be in the same room as that thing. You should by some kind of pump with a brush in the end like a pro cleaning station👍.

I remembered this a few days ago. Late for the Yanmar alternator testing. People still need the analog multimeters. They are able to show higher and lower frequency changes that electronic multimeter are not able to show. Because the electronic multimeter sampling frequency / rate gives false or even no reading.

Just finished watching Andrew, now Andris 🙂. Perfect friday night!

That lock is incredible!

You are one of our favorite You-tuber you are amongst a group of ten we watch all the time and you are fabulous. What a great cleaning station. Not bad for flying by the seat of your pants without a plan.. looking good my friend. It will be interesting to see what you do with that wall you put your cleaning station on. Your space in your shop is getting full you might need to add on.. Have an excellent week and weekend. Well done sir well done.. great video.

Cleaning station turned out excellent. Great fabrication skills.

Seeing that lock, we must assume some ancient Estonian Castle is missing it's front door! You could use the lock to build your own Gulag.

I enjoy watching your videos. You're one of the hardest working people on KZfaq. Just a FYI, if you're using a quality paint, it's best to paint the inside of your tank before applying the silicone. That way you get more protection. I did this kind of work for more than 50 years and I've never had any callbacks because of a leak!

Andris like the other people say keep your Ultrasonic cleaner in a different room, i too have a Ultrasonic cleaner i think its the same as yours, mine is a 30L unit. I use mine to remove cosmoline, grease, grime, old crap from WWI, WWII, and Vietnam Eres. I use Dawn Platinum dish soap and Distilled water, set the heater on wait till it get to your desired temperature and put your parts in , set the time and walk away. Dont think about it, and carry on doung other things, and when you go back. It is cleaner than before. And if the parts dont come out clean. I use plastic zipplock bags with degreaser and put the parts in the bag and drop them into the Ultrasonic cleaner with the hot water & dish soap, works very well. Hope this will help you as it did for me. Good luck my friend

The ultrasonic cleaner is also nice to use in combination with evaporust for more effective rust removal on small parts.

suggestion :- -Weld a steel plate to secure the water tank from moving around -install a faucet so it easier to clean and connect to the water supply

Very nice 2 video's of andrew and 1 from andris good way to start the weekend ❤

Andris is brilliant if you think about the work he puts into the video from creation to editing and acting he is awesome! Better than watch crappy television or movies that are horrible..big shout out to Ants !!!

“So guys I’ve got a quick project for you” 55 minutes of goodness ❤

Foam packing helps a little in quietting it down

Yes, that thick line an inch or so from the top is the max fill line, having it near/at full is better. Stuff like the lock needed cleaned in the sink with soupy water and scrub brush to remove bulk dirt beforehand. You don't want stuff up against the bottom/sides, so use baskets. Adding hot water will be gentler on the machine: better to maintain temp then warming up cold water.

A suggestion for the ultrasonic cleaner. I am a goldsmith and I use dish washing liquid and ammonia. The ammonia helps to degrease the jewellery after polishing.

Good project. I would have tried to make it more like a parts washer - let the bottom compartment fill with water, not oil and drain into a container. I was thinking that you could have a mix of degreaser and water in one container on the top and a hose coming down from it to a tap to use when cleaning and also one container with water in and another with the used solution that's been caught draining out of the bottom. Then you could use all three types of fluid to clean with. You'd have three pipes coming down from the top and be able to keep cleaning and re-using solutions. That would make the whole thing rather top heavy which could be a disadvantage if you're moving it around or knock it with heavy parts but could work ok. If you have power going to it, you could plug the drain hole and have a water pump helping you reuse any liquid you've been cleaning with, like a parts washer. Taking the fluid out of the ultrasonic cleaner makes sense. I've only seen a few youtubers use them and use one once myself. Leaving the liquid in is ok but you could microwave a large container full of fluid you're going to reuse (having an old microwave to use in the workshop could be an advantage) so you can get it hot easily - or you could chuck in a kettle full of water and dilute the solution a little. I wouldn't use it on the washer unit, I'd probably try to keep it on the back of a workbench (or if it's empty, it could be stored up on a shelf). Good ideas to see you using though - good stuff!

Great channel. I never miss it. Use the ultrasonic solution until it won't clean any more. You could add an exhaust fan and clothes dryer vent kit to remove solvent fumes while degreasing parts. It could even work as a welding fume extractor for small welding. Jobs.

I think the wash cart turned out great. Love that you integrated the sonic cleaner into the design as well. =)

Love the ending lol damn jack

I leave my ultrasound full of cleaning solution. I reuse it until it is dirty. Also, I run it at night because of the sound. Cool table bro!

In my wash station, I installed a pump and filled the bottom with degreaser, and i reused the fluids the hose flows from the top. Once the degreaser is no longer effective, i then drained it and put a new fluid in

Great Video! But sometimes the the best parts washer is just a old metal wash tub, some degreaser and a scrub brush! Lol

It's Friday evening and it ist AntsPants time. 😊

Hey Andris, I don't have an ultrasonic cleaner myself, but I do follow quite a few channels where they guys do use these things. One of the best tips I've seen: If you're gonna use some kind of special cleaning solution (that's probably expensive) (which you did, I can say after watching the entire video), try to find a container that fits the part closely. Something like a glass mason jar usually works well. That way you can fill that up with the cleaning solution, and just use water in the machine. The water and most containers will transmit the ultrasonic waves perfectly, so you'll be able to use the large machine without using a lot of cleaning solution every time. Also, if you have something wearable, like glasses, a ring, or a bracelet, try that in the cleaner. It's probably gonna look amazing seeing how much dirt is gonna come off. Also, keep in mind that that's mainly what ultrasonic cleaners are good at: removing a little bit of dirt in very hard to reach places, like carburetors.

Another game changer added to the collection.😊

I sometimes use mineral spirits in mine and it cleans amazingly. Sometimes I use a product called "Berrymans Chem Dip" carb cleaner mixed with water and that works even better. As for the large cleaning scrub tub, I only use mineral spirits. The blue flames is from the galvanize coating burning off the part, it's very bad to breathe. This project looks awesome.

Use any old degreaser in the Ultrasonic cleaner even dish washing liquid in it.

It is a great vid. One tip when using the ultrasonic cleaner is always fill the water up to the line. If you don’t fill it up the ultrasonic drivers may overheat and then not work anymore.

Perfect Friday got here quick

🎉I use the napa brand 5 gallon pail parts cleaner in mine,I only use it to rebuild carburetors for customers the parts come out great. I have been using that cleaner for several years.

See if you can get Vevor to send you a sand blasting cabinet and convert it to a vapor blaster. That'll be an awesome project. Gonna need it to clean all those equipment/engine parts.

Product: Ants Pants 3000, THE Parts Cleaning Place Option 1: Light for a better view on what you are doing Option 2: Two AC outlets

Nice cleaning station.... Good job!

Re use your solution for the sonic cleaner. Probably get a few wash cycles before it needs changing.

For a second there, before my brain interrupted and said no, I was really hoping that Vevor would send you a Kirovets sized cleaner 🤩 I use citric acid for cleaning parts, clean water only for parts that are more "delicate"

That ending was awesome.

Yes the black color will not do your eyes favors. Maybe add later a simple screen/filter before the liquid goes to the plastic canisters, or even a simple pump to loop back the liquid. Could be useful if you plan washing there often. Anyway. It looks awesome! 🍒

Ants man you need to cut the top rack in half and put hinges on it so you can easily open and close it without moving the Vevor

I haven't done it yet, but I have a friend who has, he made a box that he lined with foam as sound deadening and put his cleaner in that, it doesn't get rid of all the house but it cut alot out, especially when he put the sound proffed lid on the box when it was running.

Nice, you got and adapted a new powerup.. =) Well done! As far as I know, there are specific degreasing solutions and agents for ultrasonic cleaning, you can also reuse those several times, depending on how dirty stuff are you washing... Hehe, da, true, washing in style, just remember to keep the "extra special solution" on the full end of the scale, so you'll have pleasure instead of "cussin". Cheers! 😉

LOL, "I have to make some decisions, I hate that part of life". That is a great T-shirt slogan!! You are a funny guy! Thanks for the laugh!

great video... but it will be interesting to see how long that ultrasonic cleaner will last there. If you are working there, cleaning parts, you will not be able to stand that noise. Most items needing the ultrasonic cleaner will be in the solution around 20 minutes, so may as well have it in another room :) Thx for the video, it is appreciated.

Vibrating on metal Will make a horrible noise but vibrating on wood will buffer the noise

you could probably put down a transparent rubber sheet on the epoxy table to protect it and avoid scrapes

Ultrasonic cleaners are nice. But i always leave the room when they are running, it feels like it vibrates the fillings out of my teeth... By the way, ALWAYS put enough water in there, if you don't fill them to the required level, the ultrasonic transducers will burn up very quickly, and then you just have a boring small hottub. Oh, and i put my dirty stuff in smaller ziplock bags with some soap and water and drop that into the filled up ultrasonic water tank. You make way less dirty/oily water that way, and you don't have to clean out the cleaner that much.

You should add a pump and hoses between the containers. The pump should draw off the bucket furthest from the drain. That way all the solids will settle out in the first few containers. Then you could reuse the solvent you are using. Then again, it looks like you have a different idea. I was sort of thinking diy parts washer. Still though, great video and I like the build. I was yelling at you to not paint by that Porsche but you didn’t spray until the very end haha.

At first I thought you bought a industrial French frys machine 😳. Great job

My dad did the concrete everwhere thing. we lived across the street from a middle school and the kids would come in large groups and damage the landscaping. So my dad not only covered a very large area with concrete, but he had it colored red. I dont know why he chose red. Since you dont want your neighbor to force you to learn a new language, you might choose a color different than red.

Yes reuse until it stops cleaning. Best possible outcome for cleaning smaller parts that you can put inside a plastic container is to fill the ultrasonic cleaner with water then take your sealable parts container and put your parts in it then fill the parts container with gasoline. Seal the parts container and place it into the ultrasonic cleaner and run it as usual. The gasoline cleans better than anything else I have tried. For bad rust issue use a CLR - calcium, lime and rust remover. CONCENTRATED. ZEP makes a very good product. And cut your top grate and put hinges on it so you can access inside the parts tub without having to move your Vevor ultrasonic cleaner. Love your channel bro. Talented dude. Maybe one day you’ll be as good as ANDREW!!! lol

The metal - sheet cutting was really professional! Mamamia!

Ii only clean small parts like spark plugs and other stuff, but I use white vinegar. It work really well on most kinds of dirt or corrosion. also put the item in a small container with the cleaning fluid. Then pour water into the rest of the ultrasonic cleaner. It works just as well.

Menny times live it in

Funny that i just bought the same ultrasonic cleaner since my old one just failed today. Currently rebuilding a fire damaged 7753 and everything is covered in soot, oil and grease. That combination is a nightmare to clean. Thanks for the video and future ideas.

cant wait to see you drive through that wall, becuase i know you will!!

Brilliant!

Mimimimimi.....You are the first man on earth to build a Russian T 34 tank around a cleaningmachine ! LOL . 😎

I use hot water to start with so it's pretty quick. I use normal household detergent most of the time. For small parts just float a small container with your cleaning solution in with normal water in the big basin. Works just as well. Crikey though it's a heck of a lot louder than mine.

Man, these videos just keep getting more funny by the week!!! 🤪

Brilliant job Ants, you just keep getting better and better 😀👍👏👏👏

Another great afternoon Friday watching what you going to build next you like your work table overbilled buddy came out great keep the videos coming I don't know I think I found your channel maybe 6 months ago and now I only have three that I watch and I'm caught up with all your other videos to right now

By the way, try putting the ultrasonic cleaner on some rubber pads, that should help make it a bit quieter.

Cool cleaning station! 🤙🏻😎

Great idea for cleaning up parts and tools.

Hiya Supermum & family. Thanks Andris. Let the weekend commence! Take care & stay safe.

Awesome project Ants 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Great idea and a brilliant addition to the Bat Cave. 👍

Very entertaining as usual! Thanks for sharing!

Still don't know how you only have 52+k subscribers! You have some great content Andris. You can defintiely re-use the solution in the ultrasonic multiple times, filter it if necessary between uses. There are some very good citrus based degreasers available, I use them all the time. 80 degrees is probably too high, I don't go any higher than 60, saves electricity too. And finally... always put the items being cleaned in the basket or inside another container with liquid in, in the basket, you should not put anything directly on the bottom of the cleaner. You will either damage the item, the ultrasonics, or both!

Thank you for sharing, another great project, imlearn a lot, another week end who start very well with you 👍👍👍👍

You are a freaking hero. More beer...

nice build!!!

Really nice build! 👏

Awesome creativity!!

I saw people reusing the solution for sonic cleaner on KZfaq but never seen 1 in real life face to face

I love vevor they have some good stuff

Good addition bro.

Someone PLEASE buy this guy a sheet metal bender!

Thank you as always❤