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keithmart31/05/2011 11:41:21
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Does anybody know of a supplier of neat cutting oil, that will supply small quantities at a reasonable price.


All the suppliers I have found so far only supply minimum quantities of 25 litres.

A couple will supply 5 litres at about £30 plus carriage.


The last litre I purchased lasted me 2 years!


Keith


Leeds UK

David Clark 131/05/2011 12:15:43
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Hi There
Warco do oil in 1 litre containers, at least, they used to.
regards David
 
keithmart31/05/2011 21:29:59
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Hi


They do but will not supply it on its own, without purchasing a machine at the same time.


That would make it a bit too pricey!



regards


keith


Leeds UK

georgie howell16/08/2011 09:57:34
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Hi Keith
I am sure you have got some cutting oil by now but we sell Ferrofluid in 0.5 litre bottles. You can buy online, no carriage and no minimum order. www.drill-service.co.uk regardsGeorgie @import url(http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/CuteEditor_Files/Style/SyntaxHighlighter.css);@import url(/CuteEditor_Files/public_forums.css);
mechman4809/09/2012 20:17:44
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Machine Mart

Cutting fluid - Ref order code 059930400 - 1 ltr - £ 8.39p cheers George

Ketan Swali09/09/2012 20:59:45
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Hi Keith,

Have a look here:

http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Protection-Grease-Adhesives/Rock-Oil-Lubricants

Ketan at ARC.

Stub Mandrel09/09/2012 21:23:33
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Machine marts is a little bit smelly. It lasts me years, I have a little pot-bellied jar that sits in a tin-lid drip tray with a toothbrush and an old paintbrush. These last a while until I manage to mill off the hairs.

I've got some cora-b from Reeves in 1L as well, but I don't think it is noticeably better, although it looks cleaner.

Neil

mick H09/09/2012 21:26:07
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Tool Station sell a cutting oil for £4.29 a litre.....if £10 is spent, delivery is free. They call it broaching oil and describe it as high performance cutting oil. It works well for me.

mick H09/09/2012 21:30:11
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Further to the above post, it is in the Automotive section of their catalogue for some strange reason.

ChrisH09/09/2012 22:58:30
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Warco now supply cutting oil without you having to buy a machine as well! I got some a few months ago - they said their carrier had now agreed to transport it. I think they do 2 and 4 litres containers from memory.

Chris

Edited By ChrisH on 09/09/2012 23:00:11

Edited By ChrisH on 09/09/2012 23:00:38

Martin W09/09/2012 23:52:00
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Neil

Your comment re brushes being bereft of bristles made me chuckle. I too have several wooden sticks with a metal ferrule at one end which started life as perfectly serviceable small brushes. Just a drop more cutting fluid towards the end of a cut and then suddenly its a tug-of-war with the mill and a bald brush blush oops. Still it goes with my hair line these days!!

Cheers

Martin

PS. And I thought it was just me that managed to screw it up!

Trevor Drabble10/09/2012 00:13:02
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Keith,

If you live any where near South Yorkshire, no problem in supplying your reasonable requirements free from me, but would apprecaite a donation to charity.

Trevor.

keithmart10/09/2012 06:57:55
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Hi Trevor

Many thanks for the offer, but I am now sorted.

Keith

Leeds UK

Douglas Johnston10/09/2012 09:43:47
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Just had a look at the Toolstation site but no mention of broaching oil at £4.29 a litre. There is pipe threading oil at £6.63 a litre and tapping and drilling spray at about £3.50 a can. I have used the spray before on aluminium and it worked fine but a spray can does not last long. I may give the pipe threading oil a go for general machining and see if it is worhtwhile.The free carriage is a real plus with Toolstation, they can't make any money on small heavy orders.

Doug

Robin King10/09/2012 10:16:28
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If you can find one (yellow pages ?) it's worth checking out any accessible agricultural suppliers - our nearest, TFM near Bridgnorth, stocks Morris Lubricants cutting oil in 5 litre cans at around £14.70.

Robin

Dean Godfrey-Cooke10/09/2012 14:00:35
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Hi Trevor

I'm in South Yorks and am stuck for some cutting oil. I wonder if you could help me out, it doesn't have to be free, anything better than £8 from machine mart would be great :D

Thanks

Dean

KWIL10/09/2012 16:12:08
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Toolstation, current catalogue (new one) Part No 67984 1Ltr Broaching Oil £4.29 inc vat

Douglas Johnston10/09/2012 17:26:12
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Yes very strange that the broaching oil appears in the latest catalogue but is not available on the website. Usually items will be listed even when out of stock, but not the case with this one.May no longer be available.

Doug

mick H10/09/2012 21:03:13
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Douglas ...it is on their website in the Automotive products section.

mick H10/09/2012 21:06:37
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I stand corrected.....it has been removed since earlier on today.....must have sold out as a result of this thread!

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