Very nice testing!!! Appreciated!! 👍

Get your hands on an ultrasound bath machine. It will speed up and improve the cleaning.

The two things I hear all the time in the high performance finesse baitcaster fishing reel community are zippo lighter fluid and acetone. I have used acetone with some success but I never want to stop learning just in case I'm missing something better.

Basically what I am looking for is the best thing to remove the factory grease from spool bearings to get them down to bare metal so I can lube them with a very light synthetic oil. I'm looking for speed and easy starting first, quiet second, and longevity third. I don't mind changing them out more often in exchange for extra casting distance with light weight lures.

I'm.restoring my 30 year old bigwig Should I just put a new set in or clean the ones that are in it?

Interesting video. Denaturized alcohol seems to the job well too.

Wd 40 is great for cleaning because it's so thin and by the title of it (water displacement) 40 it will displace any moisture. Drone bearing are tricky because how small and crazy high RPM. I'm debating myself if I should lube my T-motor f40 pro 2 2400kv motors. Excellent video! Thanks

Good test. But I think the common 'blast'n'oil' way would give better results. You open the bearings on both sides, 'blast' them with some motor cleaner or WD40 real close, dry them and then add some ball bearing oil and close them. Don't know if that is the best solution, but I personally haven't seen any better.

Thanks for the helpful video. I've also used WD40 to clean bearings and it worked very well. Do you have a recommendation for a lubricant for bearings after you clean them with WD40? When I did this recently I had used some Tamiya ceramic grease that I happened to have in my tool box. It seems to have worked ok but I don't know if that was a proper lubricant for bearings. Perhaps there are better options than that. Have you used anything different for lubricating your bearings?

Hi quick question? How much did you pay for your Tamiya tt01 alloy kit? And have you got the link Thank you

Idk if you would reply back but please do would kerosene oil work the best beacuse i saw this other guy on yt doing the test with kerocene oil and wd 40 and he said kerocene works the best and even show how much dirst and rust came out looks like its the best but i want to hear from you is it really? thanks :)

Where'd you get that table top? I seen another youtuber with the same one AvE

Hi that is good stuff

When's the next video coming out? My KZfaq feeds looking dry af

What about high concentration rubbing alcohol?

Try this: First: soak at approx 40 C (no warmer than 48 C), a solution of citric acid (5% by weight) and dish detergent (another 5%) with water (the balance). Soak for 6 to 24 hrs, no less and no longer. Second: rinse then soak in filtered tap water (no warmer than 22 C) for 1-2 hours. Use clean glass or plastic containers. Once out of the rinse, dry immediately and thoroughly. Use compressed air or an air duster if you have it. Lubricate as normal, but don’t use WD-40 at any stage. The citric acid will eat (actually dissolve and convert) the rust without really eating the metal at all (it’s extremely weak), and the dish detergent will both act as a surfactant to help the citric acid get into tiny places and also grab and trap any dirt and oils. Don’t use baking soda or anything, it may have a type of crappy mineral plating effect. Same with hard water. In this application, you don’t need to neutralise this acid, just dilute it. Citric acid you can just use the supermarket one, it’s fine. The iron oxide (rust) will convert to iron citrate which is water soluble. It will just wash away with the detergent.

if you clean your bearings with wd 40 and nitro what you said the bearings are gonna attract dirt and the wd40 actually makes em slower and leads to them breaking because the dw40 turns into glue like oil mas after a few days it just goes bad like that... thing you could ever tell people to do bearings are cleaned like this remove the shieds put them in a empty water bottle without their caps or covers whatever you wanna call em and soak them in citrus orange soap the cheapes natural no chemical or any watter close the bottle and shake the bearings up down but make shure the container is full and they dont hit around just make shure that its a small watter bottle full of orange citrus soap liquid from any local supermarket than after a good shake whipe them off with a paper dowel after that you want to do this correct you wash them off the soap with water yes watter but than right away put them on a paper tower and blow em complete dry with a hair drier than to lube bearings add 2 drops of sawing machine or hair cutter lube or bones bearing speed cream but add only a little like 2 small drops and close the bearing shields or caps give em a little spin and those bearings are gonna last and ride smoof for a ling time bruh this is a really professional tip cheers

any driving of the r34 drift rc?

I personally would've shot this video again due to the camera focus issue. Good information, but hard to watch, hard to know what you're using. But thanks anyways.

If you just want your bearing to work so you can drive you can use rc after run oil and just let it sit for 1 or 2 days and they spin almost like new

I use brake cleaner or thinners to clean up and diesel to or paraffin

i use to leave them in the parts washer cleaner in my parts washer over night

WD 40 doesn't lubricate any thing what it says on the tin it does and it doesn't say lubs and WD stands for 'water displasment' so it just drives out water but love you voids btw

BRAKE CLEANER

You know you can take the seals off of the bearings ? Also water and anything with water in it will rust the bearings .

Since the bearings cost $1.00 USD I would just replace the bearing....... 8^) WD40 is a kerosene type of cleaner with a slight oil additive....

And it really works pepzi max

I clean all my bajas with WD-40

The way I my exhaust fan bearings is i use Coca Cola

but also WD 40 did the best cost that's what its meant to do

Vinegar

99% asatone ladies nail varnish remover let them soak for 5 mins give it a shake and then settle for a bit let them dry out in the warm place and run the bearin dry no oil nothing 👌

Naptha

Almost 1 month now wow 😳

Hello 😄

WD40 is my pick because its easier 🤣

New bearings are cheap. By the time they get so dirty that they need to be cleaned, they are likely also worn and should be replaced. All of my engines are high dollar machines and I don't risk them to used bearings being taken out and cleaned.

Do Not use WD

Still wating on the video 😴😴😴😴

This channels dead af 💀