removing Ti base

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ok, it took an hour of heat soak and a few mins in the ultrasonic...came loose finally. this was my 3rd attempt and i guess the cement finally broke down.
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If you have a Ti with oxidation, blast with baking soda. It tends to cake, so I wouldn't fill a hopper, just run to a hobby store and grab a gravity feed air brush.
going to give that a whirl here in a few minutes. thank you much!
 
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going to give that a whirl here in a few minutes. thank you much!
Use the biggest nozzle. Mine is very open due to playing with aluminum oxide etching glass art projects.
 
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I give it a whirl with a brass bristle brush to polish the interface by removing the oxide.
.It'll look like you anodized it.
 
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Use the biggest nozzle. Mine is very open due to playing with aluminum oxide etching glass art projects.
ok so a blown out tip from the aluminum oxide. check!
 
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I give it a whirl with a brass bristle brush to polish the interface by removing the oxide.
.It'll look like you anodized it.
good thought
downside, holding onto it haha
 
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Thank you for the video. Can we use this method for zirconia crown cemented on a Ti base abutments ?


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Thank you for the video. Can we use this method for zirconia crown cemented on a Ti base abutments ?


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Yes, I did it few times and no problem.
Easy, fast and clean. Good luck.


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If you have a Ti with oxidation, blast with baking soda. It tends to cake, so I wouldn't fill a hopper, just run to a hobby store and grab a gravity feed air brush.
Gravity feed airbrus for blasting media?! Whoa, mind blown. Thanks!
 
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Gravity feed airbrus for blasting media?! Whoa, mind blown. Thanks!
I got the idea from a guy that does art restoration. He uses it to clean oxides off soft metal with out damaging it.
 
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I think you call it a soldering iron (?) , un fer à souder ou à décoller …. :confused:

No Tibase oxyded, no contamination inside my furnace, no damaged screw and I control what I do , I use that and I can also repair my equipment ! Laugh

I prefer the variable temp model for "Pro" …..

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What is your procedure for using the soldering iron?
Temperature, time, and how/where do you place the soldering iron on the tibase?
 

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