South Bend Spindle Oil
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armne@sbcglobal.net <armne@...>
Hello Folks, I'm trying to figure out what type of spindle oil to use for my Heavy 10 and my 9" South Bend Lathes and want to but a gallon from Mcmaster-Carr. Any help will be Greatly Appreciated . Thnk You Aolec Ryals With low viscosity to penetrate tight spaces, these oils lubricate high-speed spindles in machine tools.
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Tod Jones
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On Thursday, June 7, 2018 02:43:39 AM EDT, armne@... <armne@...> wrote:
Hello Folks, I'm trying to figure out what type of spindle oil to use for my Heavy 10 and my 9" South Bend Lathes and want to but a gallon from Mcmaster-Carr. Any help will be Greatly Appreciated . Thnk You Aolec Ryals With low viscosity to penetrate tight spaces, these oils lubricate high-speed spindles in machine tools.
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But as noted Blu Chip is a good source
Jim B.
From: SouthBendLathe@groups.io <SouthBendLathe@groups.io> On Behalf Of armne@...
Hello Folks, I'm trying to figure out what type of spindle oil to use for my Heavy 10 and my 9" South Bend Lathes and want to but a gallon from Mcmaster-Carr. Any help will be Greatly Appreciated . Thnk You Aolec Ryals With low viscosity to penetrate tight spaces, these oils lubricate high-speed spindles in machine tools.
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mike allen
I got all my oil's from WW Grainger , their all over the
country https://www.grainger.com/ give them what you need from the
list below & they will cross it to what they carry & if
not in stock they usually can have it in 2-3 days & they ship also
animal
On 6/7/2018 10:08 AM, Jim_B wrote:
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armne@sbcglobal.net <armne@...>
Thank You ! Seems no one likes Mac-master-Carr ?
From: mike allen <animal@...> To: SouthBendLathe@groups.io Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2018 12:05 PM Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] South Bend Spindle Oil I got all my oil's from WW Grainger , their all over the
country https://www.grainger.com/ give them what you need from the
list below & they will cross it to what they carry & if
not in stock they usually can
have it in 2-3 days & they ship also
animal
On 6/7/2018 10:08 AM, Jim_B wrote:
But as noted
Blu Chip is a good source
Jim B.
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As oft repeated, There is a list of S/B recomended oils in the files section. Headstock spindle oil (A) is straight mineral oil ISO viscosity 22 cSt (CentiStokes, at 40 degrees C), For other wick feeds such as the saddle gearbox and leadscrew, you won't go far wrong with ISO 32 either spindle or hydraulic oil, And for the rest, oil cups that don't feed wicks, slideways, feed screws etc. a higher viscosity spindle oil. I happen to have 220 cSt with a tackiness additive available, so I use that, except in the depths of winter (unheated workshop) when the 32 is used, although it doesn't actually need to be quite that gloopy and ISO 100 would suffice. All you need to do is locate your nearest lubricants supplier in your local trade directory (in the UK, yellow pages or yell.com) and ask them. Just a note on the units used here and in the chart below. Saybolt seconds are a measure of kinematic viscosity, i.e. the ratio of absolute velocity to density. It is measured using a fixed volume cup with a fixed size drain hole in it and timing how long it takes to drain the contents. The more dense a liquid, even for the same viscosity, the faster it goes. See also Redwood seconds. In neither case can you use the number to perform bearing calculations direct. The Stoke is a measure of absolute viscosity, centiStokes being more convenient for everyday use. What it says on the label is how it performs in a bearing. Kinematic viscosity is tolerated in everyday use, simply because as a general rule the more viscous an oil is, the more dense it is, within a fairly narrow band, and it is easy to measure using a cup with a drain. There have to be conversion tables to turn the seconds into coherent units for calculations, a bit like relating Brinell, Rockwell or Vickers hardness numbers to tensile strength. Measuring absolute viscosity is quite a bit more complicated, although it can be calculated from kinematic viscosity and density, so long as your seconds to kinematic viscosity tables are accurate. For fluid flow in pipes, you might as well start with kinematic viscosity, since Reynolds number which governs nearly everything includes the term anyway. Hope this helps, Eddie
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jonwoellhaf
Today I happened upon a YouTube copy of a 1941 South Bend movie titled,
“How To Run A Lathe – Film Series – Based on the handbook” of the same
name.
In the video, it appears the machinist is using
the same type oil for everything.
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mike allen
dunno , just that I have a Grainger less than a hr from me animal
On 6/7/2018 12:38 PM,
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McMaster-Carr is great, order today, have it tomorrow. Maybe expensive, but
not always seeing that you get good material and not Chinesium... John
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ykochcal
McMaster, Used them for 30 years to supply for greenhouse and facilities maintenance, for some reason they are the only ones who really know how to sort “every” part from nut to shopping cart (and yes I acquired some shopping carts from them once) so you can find the part and then at 4:55 pm
and most of the time, get them the next day.
They but they remove most brand names from descriptions so that is a bit of a -
Price, a bit on the high side , but when your down and you need a part, you need a part
John
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SouthBendLathe@groups.io [mailto:SouthBendLathe@groups.io] On Behalf Of comstock_friend
McMaster-Carr is great,
order today, have it tomorrow. Maybe expensive, but
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Earl White
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amriensr
This is what I use Mobil Velocite No. 10 Mineral Base Oil And I believe it was recommended S B
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On Sat, 6/16/18, Earl White <ewew921@...> wrote:
Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] South Bend Spindle Oil To: SouthBendLathe@groups.io Date: Saturday, June 16, 2018, 11:34 PM https://www.ebay.com/itm/SOUTH-BEND-LATHE-RECOMMENDED-A-B-and-C-LATHE-OILS/321146352222?hash=item4ac5d0725e:g:V7UAAOxymiVQ~cQk On Wed, Jun 6, 2018 at 11:43 PM, armne@... <armne@...> wrote: Hello Folks, I'm trying to figure out what type of spindle oil to use for my Heavy 10 and my 9" South Bend Lathes and want to but a gallon from Mcmaster-Carr. Any help will be Greatly Appreciated . Thnk You Aolec Ryals With low viscosity to penetrate tight spaces, these oils lubricate high-speed spindles in machine tools. Viscosity Grade Each Package ISO SAE SSU Size Container Type Color With Detergent Each Pkg. Qty. Pkg. Mobil Velocite No. 6 Mineral Base Oil 10 __ 59 @ 100° F 1 gal. Jug Amber No 2158K23 $26.12 6 2158K231 $142.50 Mobil Velocite No. 10 Mineral Base Oil 22 5W 107 @ 100° F 1 gal. Jug Amber No 2158K24 28.39 6 2158K241 153.66 Mineral Base Oil 10 __ 60 @ 100° F 1 gal. Jug Yellow No 13595K51 20.29 6 13595K511 110.10 15 __ 75 @ 100° F 1 gal. Jug Yellow No 13595K61 17.45 6 13595K611 94.62 22 5W 100 @ 100° F 1 gal. Jug Yellow No 13595K71 19.13 6 13595K711 103.74 __._,_.___ Posted by: armne@... Reply via web post • Reply to sender • Reply to group • Start a New Topic • Messages in this topic (1)
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william B. Mispel
Hi, You can do what ever you wish , BUT! I have used chainsaw bar oil on my 1942 9" tool room since I purchased it in practically as good as new condition. Spindle - ways- etc the whole machine. It has been in almost constant use. As a subcontractor. It is just as accurate as the day I purchased it in i980. Just thought I would mention it. Bruce
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bode528@...
Let's see if I can post this correctly. These are the original oils and the current versions. One problem is that DTE Light only comes in 5 gallons now. I use it for hydraulics in my surface grinder so I buy 15 gallons at a time. I buy my oil from MSC but there should be better choices.
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