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I do a little HSM from time to time and today I thought it was time to clean
out my 3 jaw scroll chuck (Chinese). Lots of chips stuck in grease in the
scroll, the rest was pretty clean. I assume the best lubricant would be dry
so that chips will not adhere. Does anyone know of any modestly priced dry
high pressure lubricant or have any recommendations.

Thanks, John.


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I do a little HSM from time to time and today I thought it was time to clean
out my 3 jaw scroll chuck (Chinese). Lots of chips stuck in grease in the
scroll, the rest was pretty clean. I assume the best lubricant would be dry
so that chips will not adhere. Does anyone know of any modestly priced dry
high pressure lubricant or have any recommendations.


I used Mobil 1 synthetic grease from the local auto-parts store. This
grease is noticeably slicker than common grease, and the tube cost all
of $4.

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--I use a medium oil; never use grease.

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I do a little HSM from time to time and today I thought it was time to
clean out my 3 jaw scroll chuck (Chinese). Lots of chips stuck in grease
in the scroll, the rest was pretty clean. I assume the best lubricant
would be dry so that chips will not adhere. Does anyone know of any
modestly priced dry high pressure lubricant or have any recommendations.

Thanks, John.

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I've used Dow Corning GN metal assembly paste for years. Chips don't adhere
to it readily and it is a very effective extreme pressure lube. MSC
carries it in aerosol. It is also available in paste form in a tube from
other suppliers.

http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/GSDRVS...00000055963233


Link fails. But it's MSC item #31735434.

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--I use a medium oil; never use grease.

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Hacking the Trailing Edge! : through the moronosphere!"
www.nmpproducts.com
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Thanks guys,

Anyone have any comments about this bearing lube at the bottom of the page
http://www.bostik-us.com/products/in...&categoryId=27

John.


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