It would be much easier, and probably safer, to leave the etchant in the
etching tank.
ST
On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 03:56:14 +0100, wbblair3 <wbblair3@...> wrote:
> Stephan,
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>
> A post full of valuable information and great ideas, as usual. Per
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> your ideas, I'm going to store my pre-mixed etchant container in one
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> of those 5-gallon buckets with a lid along with the plastic food
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> storage containers I'll be using as etching tanks. During etching,
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> those tanks will be kept inside a large plastic tray (one with handles
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> if I can find one). After etching, the etchant will be funneled
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> (using a plastic funnel) back into the storage bottle which will be
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> sitting in that large plastic tray during the transfer. During the
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> entire process, I'll be wearing eye protection and nitrile gloves.
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>
> This all makes it sound like a far more dangerous process that it
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> really is, but I'm not one to knowingly take unnecessary risks.
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>
> Thanks!
>
> WB