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Does mineral oil turn black and gooey after awhile? Some experience with such in an industrial environment It is amazing how little metal wear it takes to turn something black My guess is there was the tiniest amount of wear at the pivot When oil was added some of that wear floats out and makes the mineral oil black The metals are not of the same hardness which accentuates this I remember reading a caution against using aluminum cleaning
New Buck 110, and a boring Bushcraft experience Well it took quite a few squirts of WD-40 and a old toothbrush and a vise to open the blade, but it opened! The case is still in tact but the leather belt loop is torn
Drill Bits - Bushcraft USA Forums A question tothe machinist and metal workers out there from a novis: are titanium nitride drill bits garbage or am I using (read abusing) these things wrong They seem to dull rather quickley and snap frequently while mounted in a drill press set at the slowest speed I have used cutting oil
Rock tumbler - Bushcraft USA Forums Not sure where to put this My boy is asking for a rock tumbler for Christmas or his upcoming birthday He will be six We like to look for cool rocks and agates and he wants to tumble and polish some I don’t want to spend a lot of money on a high end one I’m thinking one of these Nat Geo
TT-33 (Tokarev) pistol - Bushcraft USA Forums The flash rust was easily removed with WD-40 after I noticed it FWIW, back in the late 80s early 90s I put a lot of corrosively primed Chinese and East German surplus 7 62x39 thru a Chinese SKS
Small po R table cabin? yep! free plans. - Bushcraft USA Forums Better to not throw them away I want some small shelves in the inside doors for paint cans, WD-40, PB Blaster, Brake cleaner, the essentials! SO I didn't want to cover the 2x3's I drilled a 1" hole and put an old section of tie rod from my John Deere in there for the door lock post I had to drill a 2x4 1 " and cut the end off a bit
In search of a lighter tomahawk. . . | Bushcraft USA Forums I think it's pretty straightforward -- just remove the rust with some WD-40 and a wire brush, and take a file and stone to the edge maybe clean up the eye with a file if necessary
The myth of the single shot? - Bushcraft USA Forums A coat of WD-40 or similar would probably alleviate the problem in those conditions On the flip side, I have heard of very tightly fitted double guns not closing properly in snowy conditions
Did you know? - Bushcraft USA Forums Did you know you can spray your topo maps and other important papers like hunting regs with clear polyurethane to water proof them Spray both sides and let it soak in Test your spray on a small area first to make sure it doesn't make the ink run I use clear satin It works better than
Storing my AR - Bushcraft USA Forums 7 Observe the humidity in your location use lubricants that are particularly thin and not penetrants as they will defy the seal in ammo and foul it WD 40 is the worst silicone based lubricants are less susceptible to colder temperatures Cloths on steel tend to wipe off oil and start rust if humidity is at all available