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			<title>Rusty Lead Screw - Best method to clean</title>
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			<description>Hello all. 
I have recently purchased a machine and all seems OK so far (mechanically, not tested electrics yet) apart from the x-axis lead screw...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Hello all.<br />
I have recently purchased a machine and all seems OK so far (mechanically, not tested electrics yet) apart from the x-axis lead screw which is quite rusty.<br />
Could someone let me know the best way of cleaning it?<br />
I thought about brass wire wheel on cordless drill, is that OK?<br />
What would be the best way to protect the threads in the future once they are clean, or do you just leave it as-is? I was wondering if light machine oil or even a furniture polish sprayed on the thread, or is that just a real dumb idea ?? :-)<br />
Many thanks.<br />
Stephen</div>

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