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    Glad I asked this question/ Thanks for your replies and the health safety warning as my workshop is small. I did have exposure to mist some years ago using my open VMC as you can't see it it so fine.
    Paul I like the idea of a stepper motor powered peristaltic pump with a controlled drip rate. I will do some research to make up a small system. Do you use normal coolant mix or ethanol water?

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    My effort
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyK View Post
    Glad I asked this question/ Thanks for your replies and the health safety warning as my workshop is small. I did have exposure to mist some years ago using my open VMC as you can't see it it so fine.
    Paul I like the idea of a stepper motor powered peristaltic pump with a controlled drip rate. I will do some research to make up a small system. Do you use normal coolant mix or ethanol water?
    Normal soluble oil and water at around 6% oil
    When thread cutting I find some engine oil from the oil can works better than the coolant drip and as I don’t recover the coolant no issues with tramp oil
    I made mine from mainly 3D printed parts three skate board roller bearings and a length of model aircraft silicon tubing plus a nema23 stepper I had lying around. Control was an eBay special rotary knob that generates step pulses and a £6 stepper driver. All working from 12v from the pc psu

    Paul


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