Hi,
can anyone think of a cheap alternative to a cassette scraper?
Perhaps an everyday item that one might already own that would do the same job of cleaning between sprockets on a cassette?
Thanks if you have any ideas,
Ray
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Hi,
can anyone think of a cheap alternative to a cassette scraper?
Perhaps an everyday item that one might already own that would do the same job of cleaning between sprockets on a cassette?
Thanks if you have any ideas,
Ray
ray-ez said:Hi,
can anyone think of a cheap alternative to a cassette scraper?
Perhaps an everyday item that one might already own that would do the same job of cleaning between sprockets on a cassette?Thanks if you have any ideas,
Ray
A piece of cardboard? A brush from a dustpan and brush set (one could even trim the hairs to suit)? A rag squeezed between the sprockets?
Old stockings or pantyhose. A nail file for the tough bits.
gclark8 said:Old stockings or pantyhose. A nail file for the tough bits.
steel brush and a drill ....
What about a scrubbing brush? USD $0.99, now that's cheap.
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