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Refill oilers

posted by  B.B. on  Wed May 18 16:24 CST 2022
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Don't throw out the little 4 oz. cans of oil/liquid wrench etc.
You can pop the top off the cans with a small putty knife, then
refill with, in my case, Mystery oil and cutting oil.
Clean the top and start it in by hand and pop the high side back in with
a screwdriver and you have a full can again.
There's two types of tops I've encountered and they both refill easily.
These are handy for the tool box or shop.





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