Hi Art
Glad to hear it worked out OK, and you or your chuck are non the worse of it.
Have fun and take care Leo Van Der Loo
Art and Diane wrote:
Hi Art
Glad to hear it worked out OK, and you or your chuck are non the worse of it.
Have fun and take care Leo Van Der Loo
Art and Diane wrote:
Good to hear it was so easy. I keep a quart tin of acetone in arm's reach of the lathe, just in case my hand gets glued to the ways. DAMHIKT :-)
I'd recommend some non-oily form of lubrication. I really like the ones sold for gun use that contain teflon (eg, Dri-Lube). A cheaper approach I've done for years (and it's GREAT for rust control) is to get a 5 gal bucket, cover the bottom with canning wax -- aka paraffin, in the US -- and then fill with paint thinner. Then dip or soak your item. Voila! Penetrating lube, which leaves behind a non-dustphilic lube. Wipe of the excess, and you're done.
Just be sure to cover the bucket when not in use, store in a safe place, and have good ventilation. Aw, all the usual caveats... You know the fire drill.
John
Maker of fine wood chips and sawdust
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