All this and much more from Eastwood, in PA:  http://www.eastwoodcompany.com

No relationship, not even a satisfied customer, but I drool a lot over their
catalog...

ed

Bill Johnson wrote:

> I was watching one of the Discovery type channels this weekend.  The show
> was about paleontology.  To remove the last trace of crust from the bones,
> they were using an air brush\sand blaster type tool.  It was small and used
> baking powder as the abrasive.  The tool was really removing that last layer
> of scale from dinosaur bones.
>
> I really would like to have a small, or semi small, tool like this.  It
> looks like it would be great for small jobs on rust and blemishes.  Sort of
> like a Dremel Tool for cleaning.  Does anyone know where I can get one at a
> reasonable price?
>
> Bill