DIY drip feed oiler for cutting fluid

[celso ari schlichtingParticipant @celsoarischlichting85092]

how i made my shopmade drip feed oiler for cutting fluid:

https://youtu.be/bVF7D3NtAYk

Greetings from Brazil
Celso Ari

[celso ari schlichtingParticipant @celsoarischlichting85092]

[OldironParticipant @oldiron]

Hi Celso. A very good solution. (excuse the pun)

regards

[celso ari schlichtingParticipant @celsoarischlichting85092]

Posted by Oldiron on 05/06/2020 22:42:48:

Hi Celso. A very good solution. (excuse the pun)

regards

Thanks Bro, greetings from Brazil

[mechman48Participant @mechman48]

Hi Celso, A neat answer to a simple project, well done.

George.

[jimmy bParticipant @jimmyb]

Excellent, thank you for sharing.

Jim

[herbert punterParticipant @herbertpunter99795]

Thanks Celso, Just what I need, I have ordered the parts.

Bert

[Andy StopfordParticipant @andystopford50521]

Excellent idea, I'll be making one.

Obrigado da Inglaterra

Andy

[Graham StoppaniParticipant @grahamstoppani46499]

The bit I liked the best was the idea of using the tool holders behind the lathe to mount the oiler. That's an idea I'm stealing for future use

[Bill PudneyParticipant @billpudney37759]

Excellent!! Neat and simple solution!

cheers

Bill

[celso ari schlichtingParticipant @celsoarischlichting85092]

Posted by Graham Stoppani on 07/06/2020 06:19:42:

The bit I liked the best was the idea of using the tool holders behind the lathe to mount the oiler. That's an idea I'm stealing for future use

I'm glad you liked it
Cheers from Brazil

Celso Ari

[Nigel Graham 2Participant @nigelgraham2]

Thank you for showing us! A very neat and simple idea.

One thing I would say, with great respect… You appeared to have caught a parted-off work-piece with your hand. I would not try that! Use either a length of stiff wire held in the hand, if the work-piece is small and light, or a piece of thin rod held in the tailstock chuck.

I like the tool-rack on the wall.

I was pleased to see too that you cut the cable-ties as closely as possible to the buckles so they do not leave sharp tips like thorns. I learnt to do that at work, where we used a lot of cable-ties of all sizes, and I wished some of my colleagues had learnt it!

[celso ari schlichtingParticipant @celsoarischlichting85092]

Posted by Nigel Graham 2 on 08/06/2020 23:14:20:

Thank you for showing us! A very neat and simple idea.

One thing I would say, with great respect… You appeared to have caught a parted-off work-piece with your hand. I would not try that! Use either a length of stiff wire held in the hand, if the work-piece is small and light, or a piece of thin rod held in the tailstock chuck.

I like the tool-rack on the wall.

I was pleased to see too that you cut the cable-ties as closely as possible to the buckles so they do not leave sharp tips like thorns. I learnt to do that at work, where we used a lot of cable-ties of all sizes, and I wished some of my colleagues had learnt it!

thanks for your safety tip, i am also very grateful for your comments Greetings

Celso Ari

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