Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] DIY anodizing

Well, anodizing is written on another page. Even the comercial anodizers have big problems to
keep a constant quality. Any little contamination in the baths (specialy silicium what you have in many
aluminum alloys) (more than 12 different highly corrosive chemicals for plain black) gives a horrible finish. The current you need
is not at all little.
Big shops normally don´t accept tiny work because they fear to spill their bath. And the small ones
work frequently for Jewelers and so they charge.

According to an old saying: "One Hand washes the other."
Get a personel contact to somebody relevant in a big shop, ask him about the right aluminum they use and make a repair for him for a
realy good price or for free. And he will put your few pieces on the rack.

You will be better off not to invest in your own line for just a few pieces.

Good Luck
Sven Peterte:



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