seed oils are long chain fatty acids linked to a glycerin. Feed stock
for varnish and other coatings.
Enough double bonds so there is lots of opportunity for cross-linking.
With out dryers (catalysts) they just turn gummy. Organic cobalt compds
have been used for years as dryers for the arts, finishes for wood, etc.
Dave
On 2/19/20 11:59 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Wednesday 19 February 2020 14:29:42 dave engvall wrote:
Lots of illocut products on web... which one do you recommend?
Indeed kerosene works well for threading Al and cutting. Probably less
flammable also but being lazy I didn't check the flashpoints.
The highest flashpoint stuff I've fed a mister is safflower oil, sold as
cooking oil in the grocery stores.. Worked great squaring up a huge
block of dead soft alu that I was making to space a bearing on down the
shaft about 1.5" to get away from a worn spot created by the eccentric
collar of a fafner bearing, but it made such a mess of the area to clean
up that I've never made that mistake again.
Dave
On 2/19/20 11:05 AM, Marshland Engineering wrote:
Ilocut is far superior to WD40. If I could send samples, I would
send some.
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