DIY Titanium Anodizing Thread!
I thought this might be a cool follow up to GetTheFood11's superb BM-51 de-anodizing thread. I didn't see anything when i searched, so here are some resources I found and studied last night with info on anodizing titanium parts. I am hoping that those of you who are familiar with anodizing could add more/better info. These are just threads on other forums. This information is for educational purposes only and I take no responsibility for any damage that may result from use of the sources herein.
I will be attempting to piece together a guide from these sources and my attempt (actual attempt coming in the next 2 weeks or so). Let me know if you guys would find this useful or interesting.
Really good info in these two threads (including how you actually go about doing this):
http://edcforums.com/showthread.php/38445-Titanium-in-technicolor-%28home-Ti-anodizing%29
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=103573
This came from the candlepower link. It shows the spectrum of colors you can get and the importance of cleaning the material you are working with.
I have to go work on my law journal citation assignment but I will be doing some research tonight or tomorrow after I get done (but before I get drunk) and editing the OP with more info, so it won't stay this sparse for long.
I will be attempting to piece together a guide from these sources and my attempt (actual attempt coming in the next 2 weeks or so). Let me know if you guys would find this useful or interesting.
Really good info in these two threads (including how you actually go about doing this):
http://edcforums.com/showthread.php/38445-Titanium-in-technicolor-%28home-Ti-anodizing%29
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=103573
This came from the candlepower link. It shows the spectrum of colors you can get and the importance of cleaning the material you are working with.
I have to go work on my law journal citation assignment but I will be doing some research tonight or tomorrow after I get done (but before I get drunk) and editing the OP with more info, so it won't stay this sparse for long.
Last edited by Yams on Thu Sep 09, 2010 12:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.