What does everyone use to apply this on the drill press since it gets diluted? Other than a spray bottle which seems a bit overboard / messy?
1724903
I can't answer for everyone, but I did use it diluted with water in a spray bottle since I was drilling a hole in the frame of my Subaru Outback rather than using it with a drill press. No real options there.
1724904
spray bottle you can control how much to use I think ..works for me just fine
1724905
I poured it into a skinny glass bottle that I simply dip the drill bit into. I suppose if you couldn't lift the bit that far off your cutting surface you could use a plastic baggy as well.
1724906
For small jobs, I like to use a kid's toy squirt gun. It's easy to control, and it allows you to use as much or as little of the lubricant as you need. Reduces splatter, too.
980867
Spray a little wd40 on it after use. They make an oil. But that works just fine
405242
My husband says get a penetrating oil, WD40 is only a coating, he says a penetrating oil is used to loosen up frozen bolts. they sell it at home depot.He said that the lubricant the shop put on the multi -tool has probably dried up.He's a smart cookie, I'd take his advice :)
1021373
They sell a spray you can use. I actually just used a solution of 1 part alcohol & 3 water
1733020
When the remaining paint in the bottle dries up, simply add a touch of hot water to it, a little at a time and stir it with a round tooth pick till it starts to mix, but better yet and much more efficient, I tape it to a vibrating tumbler I have to clean my dirty, fired pistol brass. It's already water based anyway so you can't hurt it with water.
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I just use it as is, and never dilute it. I spray it, use a metal brush to rub it in and around a bit, hose it off, and like magic, most if not all of the driveway oils stains are gone. Just do not metal brush it too much and take the cement top coat off, so the cement ends up grey.
630799
I do think a diluted mix would work. It is really powerful stuff. I would follow directions on bottle and try a Small corner first but I think it would work
2278149
Hi . Yes that's quite correct, like most drill presses, the chuck is held on by a Morse taper. Make sure the taper on the shaft and the bore in the chuck are both absolutely clean and undamaged then tap on the chuck with a bit of wood and a hammer. Remove the chuck with a forked wedge, I just used a pair of long nose pliers. That's all. Best regards T
2041613
Spray tube from WD 40 or any spray lube, like silicone or such. Also, a stir stick like they have a Starbucks might be the right size. I haven't checked.
177540
I set my dremel at max speed with glass and drill bit tip under water with some grinder coolant added. This is go keep the drill bit cool. The water also helps to reduce vibration. Remember go slow let the weight of the unit do the work. I have found with my drill press set up I am able to back the drill bit off and let it cool a second or two also. You will also some glass will seem to be harder than others and will require even slower drilling, red comes to mind. Just take your time.
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The drill size or type doesn't matter. Take your time and when you do drill try to make a dam around the hole with plumbers putty. Add a little water and this will help keep the bit cool and not wear out too fast.
667643
You could but wouldn't be happy with the results, I would only recommend using with a drill press. A drill guide is another cheaper alternative but this looks like a good reason to buy your drill press.
1796276
I mix it according to the directions and put it in a pump up sprayer. If you are in the sun you need to work fast or it will dry before you get it rinsed. I was using it on semi trailers and used it too quickly so will probably try to thin it a little farther next time so a bottle will go farther
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I used a small amount (pint) of Xylene. Xylene can be found at all the big box DIY places. Place in sprayer, swish around, pump up a few lbs. of air to run through hose, let everything air dry. I then recycle the waste at a local recycle center. Worked good so far for me on conrete sealer.........was clean enough that I have sprayed wood stain on fences and herbicides many times. Best sprayer I ever owned. No issues yet. Hope that helps..........
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Granite fabricators use water and power tools all the time, not submerged mind you. If just the bit went into water i think it would be fine. Or with a spray bottle start the hole wet then once its started fill the hole with water and take small bites with the drill bit keeping it wet the entire time. Do not let any water get get near the electrical motor ect.
2109998
Mix according to the directions on the bottle and put it in your pump sprayer. You must also purchase and use some surfactant, otherwise itvwill bead off the grass. Spray away!
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paste and it works really well. much better than soapy water, etc. I dilute in a water spray bottle.