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I've had a clarke type lathe/mill for several years and although i dont tend to do heavy turning on large diameter stuff i've always intended to run some coolant on the bigger stuff or stainless.
A few years back a mate was chucking out an old parts washer that was rotted out and dropped the pump round thinking i might use it,
So today finally done it, only took an hour or so, dont know why i left it so long?
Folded up a steel box from some sheet offcuts to make a tank then welded it up, seeing as its a welding forum i tigged it using 968 bronze rods as they're great for stuff like this as they flow out well minimising any leaks,
couple of grommets safety wise for the hose and power cable to pass through,
Then up to the flexi hose and magmount (kindly donated by Langy on here)cheers,
A gallon or so of soluble in the tank, job done!!
A few years back a mate was chucking out an old parts washer that was rotted out and dropped the pump round thinking i might use it,
So today finally done it, only took an hour or so, dont know why i left it so long?
Folded up a steel box from some sheet offcuts to make a tank then welded it up, seeing as its a welding forum i tigged it using 968 bronze rods as they're great for stuff like this as they flow out well minimising any leaks,
couple of grommets safety wise for the hose and power cable to pass through,
Then up to the flexi hose and magmount (kindly donated by Langy on here)cheers,
A gallon or so of soluble in the tank, job done!!