wick oilers for lathes etc
Andyf | 24/11/2012 00:36:13 |
392 forum posts | Hi Nobby, I made some tiny ones for the headstock of a Perris (now evolved into the Cowells) baby lathe, as shown on the bottom third of this page. They work surprisingly well. The central tubes simply drop down the original oil holes but for a non-static application like the big end of an engine, screw-in fittngs would be better. You can test the siphoning effect with a bit of wool,a small container (such as a bottle top) and a saucer. Half fill the bottle top with oil, stand it on the saucer, submerge one end of the wool in the oil and let the other end rest on the saucer. After a while, you will have an empty container and a puddle of oil in the saucer. Andy |
David Clark 1 | 24/11/2012 10:47:34 |
![]() 3357 forum posts 112 photos 10 articles | Hi Nobby There are answers on your other identical thread. regards David |
Nobby | 24/11/2012 10:54:09 |
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Hi David Thank you Andy as well Nobby |
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