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RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - the penguin - 03-19-2016
I use the heavy glass marmalade jars, with a hole drilled in the screw lid. If I went to the spill proof paint cups, I'd have no need to eat marmalade on my English muffin......
RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - EdK - 03-19-2016
(03-19-2016, 08:36 PM)Vinny Wrote: Holds the cup from moving when you set it on the machine.
OK, got it.
Ed
RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - wawoodman - 03-19-2016
(03-19-2016, 08:20 PM)Vinny Wrote: I wonder why this is in the product description: 1623 Lithium ion batteries required.
And who the hell has that many batteries, anyway?
RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - Hopefuldave - 03-20-2016
Quote:Vinny Wrote:
I wonder why this is in the product description: 1623 Lithium ion batteries required.
And who the hell has that many batteries, anyway? Chin Rotfl
Mike
Electrostatic hold-down in place of a magnet?
Dave H. (the other one)
RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - Sunset Machine - 03-20-2016
Keeps the oil warm.
RE: Spill Proof Cutting Oil Cups - awemawson - 03-28-2016
Works for me - I ordered a set of the spill proof cups off eBay and have one on my lathe now - thanks for the tip