Does anyone know a quick and reliable method to remove hardened resin from a circuit that's been embedded in it?
I have this part belonging to a valve in a high pressure pump that I'd like to inspect (or dissect... I'm pretty sure that it's some sort of coil) but the thing has been cast in hard resin, and I'm trying to avoid spending innumerable hours doing archeological work with a chisel and a hammer and a brush just to see what's inside... I'm even considering x-raying the thing, if it comes to that...
I have this part belonging to a valve in a high pressure pump that I'd like to inspect (or dissect... I'm pretty sure that it's some sort of coil) but the thing has been cast in hard resin, and I'm trying to avoid spending innumerable hours doing archeological work with a chisel and a hammer and a brush just to see what's inside... I'm even considering x-raying the thing, if it comes to that...