oilers

Paul tunenbww@clear.lakes.com
Sat, 18 Aug 2001 20:46:41 -0500


Tom
Thanks for the post. I was looking at one and wondered if any one has tried
them for piano lubes i.e. CLP. It does appear to seal well when closed so it
won't oil everything in your tool kit. Think I'll try one around the shop
for awhile.

Paul Chick
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Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 3:43 PM
Subject: oilers


> A few weeks back there was some discussion of oilers for application of
> Protek.  I have found an ideal Protek applicator---small, non-leaking and
> with a nice long needle-like applicator tip.  I got it at SEARS and it's
> called a SKILLTECH PRECISION OILER ($7.95).  It looks like a pen.  (It
even
> has a clip for your pocket like a pen.)  I have had it in my tool kit for
a
> month now and it has not leaked a bit.  It is easy to control the amount
of
> liquid you are applying, although limiting the application to a single
drop
> is not possible.  It comes out in one big drop.  (About the size of three
> drops together.)  It has a 2 inch needle applicator point which is narrow
> enough and long enough to fit between action parts to reach that flange
you
> want to lubricate.
>
> If you're looking for a new oiler, you might like this.
>
> Tom Sivak
>



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