Pump Oil Can Prints

[rwm]

Here are the prints for the pump oil can I made, pictured below.
Many thanks to Bill for the time and effort he spent drawing these up from my previous diagrams.





Here is a link to the build thread that has a lot of detailed information and assembly instructions:

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/oil-can-2.30936/

Enjoy,
Robert

 

[randyjaco]

Thanks R
I am going to have to give it a try.
Randy

 

[Billh50]

Just as a note. You may notice some of the text in the lower blocks of the print border do not look right. That happened when I converted to pdf for some strange reason. But if there is anything not legible on any print let me know and I can get you the information needed.

 

[34_40]

That's beautiful! Does it work as good as it looks?

 

[rwm]

It works great! No leaks at all! One of them loses prime after it sits for a few days and it takes a couple of pumps to get it going. I think if I polished the inlet valve seat that would correct this minor problem. Obviously the brass tarnishes so if you really want a nice one do it in stainless if you have the capability. May actually be cheaper than brass but the soldering is a pain.
R

 

[itsme_Bernie]

Cool! Eagle Number 66 is back brand new!

Bernie


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[34_40]

Thanks for the reply.. it's a wonderful piece you've crafted!

 

[BobSchu]

Thanks for the reply.. it's a wonderful piece you've crafted!

Very cool project. This is one I'm going to have to try. Thanks for the great drawings.

Bob

 

[Calixt0]

This is cool. Wanted one of these oilers but couldn't find any. Know can make my own.

 

[NCjeeper]

I was referred to this post from a you tube video. Nice oilers. I cant wait to make one.