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Re: Bearing oil cup
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Posted by JackT on November 16, 2006 at 11:25:31 from (4.228.123.148):
In Reply to: Bearing oil cup posted by Bill Okrasinski on November 16, 2006 at 10:26:15:
Really shouldn't need drip oilers (glass reservoir with sight glass for viewing drip rate) on a saw rig. Oil cups (for babbitt bearings)or grease cups (for bronze or ball/roller bearings) should do just fine. You can get either from McMaster Carr. www.mcmaster.com They have drip oilers (called gravity-flow oilers) too if you really want them. Their website is worth visiting. You can spend hours looking at all the neat stuff you can't get anywhere else.
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