Pump Oil Can Prints

I've seen someone on youtube that made a modified version of this oiler. And I don't understand why he chose to make those modification. The prints are simpler. Maybe some prefer to complicate things or adapte the design for them.
 
Has anyone happened to do a metric equivalent of this by any chance?? Or will I have to sit here and convert it all..... :) either way is all good! Good practise I suppose
 
I was wondering what happened to the plans?? They won't open, it downloads I've tried other plans and they download and open, was it deleted because there's an red X on the file.
 
On mine you have to go below the image with the red X and they are there.
 
I downloaded the file but my phone won't open it,, it says downloaded then when I click on it the phone tells me that it can't open it,, might be an issue with my phone.
 
very nice.

But yet another project that I have to add to the never ending list.........:rolleyes:
 
Crazedshooter said:
I downloaded the file but my phone won't open it,, it says downloaded then when I click on it the phone tells me that it can't open it,, might be an issue with my phone.
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My ipad normaly opens pdf's directly, the attachement did as you say except i can open it in adobe acrobat reader when it has downloaded, should be a free app on the play store/apple store .

Stuart
 
rwm said:
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
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Where did the springs and o-rings come from come from, only has an McM part number on the drawing? Being in Australia i will need to find the specs and match them with what i can source locally.
 
They came from Mcmaster-Carr. Here is the information fo rthem.


#9 Viton ‘O’ Ring Dash No. 008 5/16 OD, 3/16 ID, Actual size is .316 OD, .176 ID, Dia. 1/16 (.070 actual )

#10 Spring 302 Stainless 1” long, .30 OD, .032 wire, Compressed length .337, Load 4.69 lbs, Rate 8.49 lbs / inch

#12 Spring music wire .937 long, .187 OD, .012 wire, Compressed length .25, Load .20 lbs, Rate .29 lbs / inch

#15 Rubber Washer .355 ID, .812 OD Thickness .052 min - .072 max. ,

#22 Viton ‘O’ Ring Dash No. 011 7/16 OD, 5/16 ID, Actual size is .441 OD, .301 ID, Dia. 1/16 (.070 actual )
 
thanks Bill!! wish we had a store like Mc Master over here. will probably take me to 4 different shops to get all that!
 
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