Pinched oil line on Harig 618

I sent Jim (jdsserve@aol.com) an email about a week ago, but got no reply so I called him this afternoon.
It seems my email may have been a victim of some computer problems he had.
Anyway, Jim was very helpful on the phone and I wouldn't hesitate to reach out to him for future needs. He's a fount of knowledge regarding the Harig machines and operation.
It turns out that the OEM plastic "spire" looking cover for the elevation screw is no longer available. Jim does sell a fabricated metal substitute, but I'll just make my own.
 
I sent Jim (jdsserve@aol.com) an email about a week ago, but got nor reply so I called him this afternoon.
It seems my email may have been a victim of some computer problems he had.
Anyway, Jim was very helpful on the phone and I wouldn't hesitate to reach out to him for future needs. He's a fount of knowledge regarding the Harig machines and operation.
It turns out that the OEM plastic "spire" looking cover for the elevation screw is no longer available. Jim does sell a fabricated metal substitute, but I'll just make my own.
I will give him a call. I did send him an email but got no response. I’ve been busy working on getting the cabinet stripped and primed for paint so I have not had time to follow up with a call.I did get some 1/4 nylon tubing and some 1/4 Tygon for possible oil lines. Not sure which would be best. I am open to suggestions,lol.
 
I will give him a call. I did send him an email but got no response. I’ve been busy working on getting the cabinet stripped and primed for paint so I have not had time to follow up with a call.I did get some 1/4 nylon tubing and some 1/4 Tygon for possible oil lines. Not sure which would be best. I am open to suggestions,lol.
Few more pictures of the cabinet refinishing
 

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Few more pictures of the cabinet refinishing
Just another update. Got the cabinet painted today. Turned out pretty well all thing considered. Still have a couple doors to paint then it’s on to the machine
 

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Just another update. Got the cabinet painted today. Turned out pretty well all thing considered. Still have a couple doors to paint then it’s on to the machine
 

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Just an update. The saddle and table had some pretty bad scars from daily use, so I decided to fill those with some good automotive grade putty and sand them away. Got the saddle in primer and gonna touch up a few spots before paint
 

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Just another update. I wasn’t happy with the cabinet after painting, so I stripped it down and resprayed it. It came out much better this time
 

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