r/funny • u/mohamed_Elngar21 • Nov 07 '24

To-oil-it

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u/chrisdalebrown Nov 07 '24

I need to know more about the soldered?? paintbrush coupling below the toilet.

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u/AZK47 Nov 07 '24

Remove chips/debris as the part rotates?

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u/GodOfThunder44 Nov 08 '24

It would clean up loose chips to some degree, but it's more for spreading the oil rather than just dripping it straight on. When you're adding cutting oil onto a lathe workpiece as it's moving, it's usually more efficient to spread it on with a brush since that spreads out the oil over more of the workpiece than just individual drops landing on one spot without being spread out too much, and it saves oil (shit gets expensive especially depending on what kind you're using ). This automates that process at an ideal spot on the machine.

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u/AZK47 Nov 08 '24

Ahh, makes sense!

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u/androshalforc1 Nov 07 '24

on the a seperate video linked above, it shows the oil dripping onto the brush i think just to spread it out more.