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[Batmanacw]

A strong magnet in the bottom of the can isn't a bad idea.....



It doesn't hold super strong but it will stay put on the lathe or mill table. It has to be better than a lead wrap.

ETA: use a thin enough magnet to slide under the tube.

 

[Batmanacw]

Workhorses of the shop.
Three Eagle 33's for way oil for three lathes.

Three Eagle 66's for dark cutting oil. One in the fab shop for the mill/drill and drill press and two floating in the shop.

A really nice older Golden Rod that pumps crazy easy for way oil in the fab shop for the Mill/drill and drill press.

A Golden Rod for 20 wt oil for the babbitt bearings in the Mulliner Enlund.

In the back is a 1 quart Golden Rod and large no name with SAE30 for lubing the gears and oil points on the big lathes. To say I use that oil liberaly is an understatement.

It's almost like I have a collection and I can't say no to a nice cheap oil pump can.

 

[Parlo]

A strong magnet in the bottom of the can isn't a bad idea.....

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It doesn't hold super strong but it will stay put on the lathe or mill table. It has to be better than a lead wrap.

ETA: use a thin enough magnet to slide under the tube.

I thought it might work.

 

[Batmanacw]

I decided not to fill past the bottom of the spout. It took a minute to get them to stop leaking. Right now they are finally doing pretty well.

The guy selling them hasn't shown up to the flea market since I bought these.