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I’d use that in five years or less but I don’t think I’ve got five years in me!That's a bargain based on current prices for a 500gm tin
I’d use that in five years or less but I don’t think I’ve got five years in me!That's a bargain based on current prices for a 500gm tin
Just ordered a few - your bargains cost me a fortune - keep them comingIt arrived and is the dirty smelly brown coloured liquid that I expect good cutting fluid to be.
Have not tried it yet so quality is unknown..
Autosol Simlube SP1 Cutting Liquid 500ML £1.79
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Snap...lolJust ordered a few - your bargains cost me a fortune - keep them coming![]()
to an extentIn the absence of the proper gear anything seems to work
Bob
@fizzy @ukracer @Kram - Did it work ok ? Just putting in a Zoro order so topping up for P+P purposes....It arrived and is the dirty smelly brown coloured liquid that I expect good cutting fluid to be.
Have not tried it yet so quality is unknown..
Autosol Simlube SP1 Cutting Liquid 500ML £1.79
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Yes works very well. Disgusting stuff of course - bottle gets very greasy very quickly but certainly fine for most purposes. I have used it for parting off when I have been too lazy to make up a fresh solution of soluble cutting fluid. Works fine for that as well. Absolute bargain. I prefer CT90 but the price difference is vast!
Thanks - I have a bottle on the way.Yes works very well. Disgusting stuff of course - bottle gets very greasy very quickly but certainly fine for most purposes. I have used it for parting off when I have been too lazy to make up a fresh solution of soluble cutting fluid. Works fine for that as well. Absolute bargain. I prefer CT90 but the price difference is vast!
Soluble cutting fluid is mixed with water. Usually at 5 to 10%. Used as flood coolant. Makes a white milky solution. Normally used for machining. Great for drilling. I use it with my mag drill as well. Also when parting off.Thanks - I have a bottle on the way.
How do you make up soluble cutting fluid?
Beeswax is remarkably good
Do you mix it with anything - I have LOADS of it in various states from my beekeeping days.Beeswax is remarkably good , and I can confirm that.
Every time I use the stuff, it gives me a proper buzz.
i thin rocol cutting compound down to a liquid using turpsDo you mix it with anything - I have LOADS of it in various states from my beekeeping days.
Isn’t that quite flammable given the heati thin rocol cutting compound down to a liquid using turps
cant say its a problem . if using big drills and cutters it can smoke a bit but so does the rocol used without thinningIsn’t that quite flammable given the heat![]()