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Old 05-18-2007, 11:54 PM
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Default Re: Rust electrolysis troubleshooting question...

The piece is a radius and angle dresser tool for shaping grinding wheels. The shaped grinding wheel is then used for grinding tool bits or special shapes. It has a diamond bit at the end of the tool bar.


Humidity is a problem in this area too. The problem could be the oil you're using. You didn't say what you're using but WD-40 is worthless in this case. Use way oil on the slide surfaces. LPS#3 is a good long term coating for other parts. It's a little waxy but for long stretches between use, it's probably the best. Keep things coated even if you have to make it a weekly job. Reducing the humidity and/or controlling temperature swings are the best way. Not knowing your situation makes it hard to define a solution. A 60w light bulb tucked into a machine can help too.
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