Removing glue from domino cutters?

[WarnerConstCo.]

Would acetone do the trick?

For some reason, I got a lot of glue on my 6mm cutter today.......

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

TB III

 

[ccarrolladams]

For a long time I have used CMT Bit Cleaner with excellent results.

I also use Felder blade cleaner.

 

[Wonderwino]

Dried glue always chips off easily with a thumbnail or the corner of a credit card.  (Hopefully not one that melted from a recent tool bill.)  [scared]

 

[Ken Nagrod]

Dried glue always chips off easily with a thumbnail or the corner of a credit card.  (Hopefully not one that melted from a recent tool bill.)  [scared]

Alex, tell that to my Bessey K-bodies.  PIA getting it off of the bars, especially in the grooves.  After I do get them all cleaned up, they're gettin' a waxin'!

 

[Kevin Stricker]

Soften in mineral spirits or lacquer thinner and plunge into Ipe.

 

[PaulMarcel]

Heat gun; won't take long to turn it into snot although I like Kevin's idea

 

[Sparktrician]

Lacquer thinner has been my go-to goop remover for years, followed by acetone if the goop is greasy/oily. 

[smile]

 

[Nick2cd]

Titebond 3 can easily be removed with common white vinegar.  soak the cutter in it for about an hour and it'll clean right off, guaranteed!  if it's in a place where you can't soak it, just saturate a paper towel with vinegar and wrap it around said glue covered item.  again, soak for an hour and voila! 

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

I just kept cutting mortices in the Ipe, eventually the glue succumbed to that stuff.