Oil container

This will like describing a piece of string,but where could i buy the following

Pliable plastic bottle with a small diameter tube that will place oil ( esp in Myford S7 oil cups) where i want it

Also to squirt cutting oil onto work i lathe or mill

In effect when you give it a squeeze, oil will be displaced up the tube, which extends about 6-8 inches out of the cap

Hopefully someone will recognise what i am looking for!

Thanks

Ron

I use a fairy liquid type bottle with tube glued on the end

Have a goggle for "dispensing bottle"

Edited By JasonB on 11/11/2018 16:30:42

Or search ebay for "wash bottle"

I buy hand cleaner in Aldi [for bathroom use ],comes in a small pump action bottle,which might serve your purpose. Might need to extend the outlet,not a major job. I found them to be very useful,second time around.

Doh.. Fairy Liquid bottle. How do the simple things slip through the mind

Thanks to all

now to get the good lady to change her washing up liquid ( only joking)

Thanks for all the replies

I think the all the answers are to hand

Ron

To judge by recent news reports, you should be able to pick up a Fairy Liquid bottle on the local beach...

George

@ George.

Also refuelling bottles for remote control buggies, planes, etc.

Try here

http://www.longs.co.uk/acatalog/Longs_Shopping_Site_Oilers_83.html

Lakeland do small clear dispensing bottles, I use mine for pva woodglue.

Try any model shop that specialises in Radio Controlled model aircraft. They do a selection of refuelling bottles which would be perfect for lathe oils.

.... or even Boots. They do hair colouring bottles that would also serve.

I have had great, nay, perfect results with the cheapo Chinese 250, 350 or 500 ml metal oil cans. Come with a solid steel tube and the better bendy one. Brass internals, 5 quid a pop. What's not to like?

I visit the local pound shop and pick up a pack of three plastic squeezable dispensers for [guess what? - a pound]. Screw-on lids with moulded spouts of the type seen in fish and chip shops and roadside burger bars. I use one for dispensing cutting oil on the lathe [handy road dribbling onto a parting operation] and one for work on the mill. T'other is spare - no expense spent in my workshop!

John

+1 for hair colour bottles, get em for 'free' when your missus has emptied em!

Paul.