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Lube-Mizer nozel - 2008 Jan I managed to round off the shoulders on the nozzles used on the Lube-Mizer system. I learned two things in the process. 1) They don’t need to be so tight. I screw them in to finger tight then turn until the hole lines up to spray on the blade. 2) If there is any major work need on the new super guides, it’s best to just take them off and work on them in a bench vice. Keywords: Lube-Mizer

Lube-Mizer nozel - 2008 Jan

I managed to round off the shoulders on the nozzles used on the Lube-Mizer system.

I learned two things in the process. 1) They don’t need to be so tight. I screw them in to finger tight then turn until the hole lines up to spray on the blade. 2) If there is any major work need on the new super guides, it’s best to just take them off and work on them in a bench vice.

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Album name:Bibbyman / Warden Sawmill - mill maintenance and mods
Keywords:Lube-Mizer
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Date added:Jan 27, 2009
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