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DIY drip feed oiler for cutting fluid
| celso ari schlichting | 05/06/2020 21:51:56 |
 145 forum posts | how i made my shopmade drip feed oiler for cutting fluid:
Greetings from Brazil |
| Oldiron | 05/06/2020 22:42:48 |
| 1193 forum posts 59 photos | Hi Celso. A very good solution. (excuse the pun) regards |
| celso ari schlichting | 06/06/2020 14:36:28 |
145 forum posts | Posted by Oldiron on 05/06/2020 22:42:48:
Hi Celso. A very good solution. (excuse the pun) regards Thanks Bro, greetings from Brazil
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| mechman48 | 06/06/2020 14:58:34 |
 2947 forum posts 468 photos | Hi Celso, A neat answer to a simple project, well done. George. |
| jimmy b | 06/06/2020 15:42:57 |
 857 forum posts 45 photos | Excellent, thank you for sharing.
Jim |
| herbert punter | 06/06/2020 18:58:57 |
| 128 forum posts 1 photos | Thanks Celso, Just what I need, I have ordered the parts. Bert |
| Andy Stopford | 06/06/2020 20:23:26 |
| 241 forum posts 35 photos | Excellent idea, I'll be making one. Obrigado da Inglaterra Andy |
| Graham Stoppani | 07/06/2020 06:19:42 |
 157 forum posts 29 photos | The bit I liked the best was the idea of using the tool holders behind the lathe to mount the oiler. That's an idea I'm stealing for future use
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| Bill Pudney | 07/06/2020 07:15:29 |
| 622 forum posts 24 photos | Excellent!! Neat and simple solution! cheers Bill |
| celso ari schlichting | 07/06/2020 22:49:35 |
145 forum posts | Posted by Graham Stoppani on 07/06/2020 06:19:42:
The bit I liked the best was the idea of using the tool holders behind the lathe to mount the oiler. That's an idea I'm stealing for future use
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| Nigel Graham 2 | 08/06/2020 23:14:20 |
| 3293 forum posts 112 photos | Thank you for showing us! A very neat and simple idea. One thing I would say, with great respect... You appeared to have caught a parted-off work-piece with your hand. I would not try that! Use either a length of stiff wire held in the hand, if the work-piece is small and light, or a piece of thin rod held in the tailstock chuck. I like the tool-rack on the wall. I was pleased to see too that you cut the cable-ties as closely as possible to the buckles so they do not leave sharp tips like thorns. I learnt to do that at work, where we used a lot of cable-ties of all sizes, and I wished some of my colleagues had learnt it! |
| celso ari schlichting | 08/06/2020 23:35:13 |
145 forum posts | Posted by Nigel Graham 2 on 08/06/2020 23:14:20:
Thank you for showing us! A very neat and simple idea. One thing I would say, with great respect... You appeared to have caught a parted-off work-piece with your hand. I would not try that! Use either a length of stiff wire held in the hand, if the work-piece is small and light, or a piece of thin rod held in the tailstock chuck. I like the tool-rack on the wall. I was pleased to see too that you cut the cable-ties as closely as possible to the buckles so they do not leave sharp tips like thorns. I learnt to do that at work, where we used a lot of cable-ties of all sizes, and I wished some of my colleagues had learnt it!
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