Pump Oil Can Prints

[Karlito26]

Right now i am in the middle of buying parts and material. I am looking forward to starting mine.
While helping my brother out recently i discovered he has on original Eagle. Its a nice little oiler.

 

[Tinman56]

Fantastic looking oil can, I am going to have to give this a go !

 

[Larry$]

Very nicely done! I like McMaster-Carr. Huge selection of parts, great descriptions, fast delivery, some things seem rather expensive but considering the service and quality well worth it.

 

[Larry$]

My melt furnace doesn't get hot enough for copper. I need to change to oil. Electric would be better for aluminum.

 

[Jim F]

How do you get the plans to print properly ?

 

[rwm]

The ones I posted are .pdf. They should open in Adobe and print normally. What program are you using to open them?
Robert

 

[Jim F]

the pdf opens in a browser tab.
I tried scaling, but it did not work.

 

[rwm]

Don't open in the browser. Get the actual Adobe program and use that. It should be free.
R

 

[kcoffield]

Woh, Those are nice. I didn't get it when you posted in my lathe thread that it needed an oil can...........those are really nice and great workmanship.

Best,
Kelly

 

[rwm]

Thanks Kelly!- I keep an open can and brush on the back of my cross slide. I was just thinking that your new cover would provide a lot of real estate for that. It is very convenient.
Robert