Review on 🌬 Enhanced Model Cooling System NOGA MC1601 by Robert Moloney

This is my first foray into "continuous" coolant, ie something more automatic than holding an oil bottle in your other hand. high shelf. A hole is drilled in the lid of the gallon jar with a siphon hose leading to the lathe in this kit. I was curious to see if I would get enough flow from one of these no-pump or compressor kits to be useful. I have enough flow and the Tap Magic flows out of the spout almost too quickly. Tip, and that's all that i want the device to work as intended with the following flaws: the magnet could be bigger and stronger it's so "good enough" but you can still move it without much pressure it's smaller and weaker than the magnet in comparison magnets , which are included with all conventional dial gauge sets. The local line is annoyingly loud. This is in contrast to the regular line I bought a while back which is completely silent and also moves more easily. By nature, the line doesn't stay exactly where you put it. Much like bending a piece of metal, you need to bend it a little further than where you want it to sit, because when you let go it will bend back about half an inch. A nice touch is the ball valve. On my typical device, the pin and ball just rotate 360° over and over. This makes turning it off more of a hassle than it should be. There is a stopper on this device, so the "off" position is definitely off.