How to Lubricate Air Tools ~ Super Easy!
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Knowing how to lubricate air tools is important but more important is actually doing it! Keeping your pneumatic tools lubricated will help give them a longer life. Here is the pneumatic tool lubricant I use.
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SO IMPORTANT!!!! THAT IS THE REGULAR MAINTENCE YOU NEED TO DO WITH AIR TOOLS!!!! I LEARNED THAT WHEN I WORKED AT THE JEEP DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY.
Thanks for the simplicity much appreciated. 👍
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking the time and for making this video. I appreciated the heads up, along with your demonstration 😎
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thanks Ronnie for the good tips, God bless you.
Thank you for watching!
GREAT VIDEO RONNIE!!!!!
good tip...thanks. i also try to do some other maintainence at same time. lubricate the slides where the nails/brads go on the gun and try to remember to drain the moisture out of my pancake compressor.
Good tips!
Thanks
yeah you can get a like for that. 👍🏻
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Thanks!
You bet!
Dust caps for the tools: When wire shelving is cut, what is left is a very sharp, jagged end. Whoever sells wire shelving should have packets of rubber/vinyl caps to cover those ends. They make perfect caps for pneumatic tools.
Do you have to use air-tool specific oil or can you use other oils? I have some 'super-lube multi-use synthetic oil' here
I don’t know about that. The oil is cheap enough, I wouldn’t chance it.
What about the automatic inline oilers, too erratic or ok?
I am not familiar with the advantages and/or disadvantages with those.
After lubricating a tool is it normal for oil to come out while using the tool?
If you put a few shots without nails onto a piece of scrap wood after inserting the oil, that should work any excess oil through.
It is not abnormal or cause for concern.. Maybe a drop or 2 less on the next lube job... If it is cause for concern (leaking on a wood project would definitely be something to look out for especially if ur finish nailing and all stain and seal has already been completed but definitely not a concern for the tool
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My mom worked wood and her mom's mom worked wood and her moms moms mom worked wood and her moms moms mom was a welder .
And, Daddy sang bass?🙂
But how often do you gotta do it ?
Ideally before every use, depending on how long you're using the tool. I usually do it every few times I use it. Thanks; for watching!
I know that it's often asked, with different answers..... but here I go.....
Can I use Robinair 13203 Premium High Vacuum Pump Oil as air tool oil?
Apparently, this oil IS a mineral oil and it appears that it can be safely used.
Does anyone KNOW for sure, yes or no and why yes or why no?
*Also, it wasn't mentioned here, but how often should the tools be oiled?*
I don't know about that one, sorry.
can you use wd 40
I would only use what the manufacturer recommends.
Disappointingly you left out the most important part. How often? Once a month? Once a year?
If the tool is used daily, I'd do it every day. It depends on what tool and how often it's used. Best to check the manufacturers recommendations. Thanks for watching!
Every hour of use... 3 drops
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