spill free can

Here are a few pictures of a spill free container
that I build for my shop . I forgot to take a picture before
soldering everything but there is a rare earth
magnet in the container. It stay on my lathe tail stock with cutting
fluid in it Enjoy:lol::lol:

I like this size container
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once empty and clean you must sand the edge before soldering
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I used .062 solder make the job easier
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I then hold everything rite with a C clamp and solder the joint
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then I find a small brass tubing to fit my brush
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I use a damping punch to make a nice flare
stop my brush from shredding
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then I make a hole as close fit as possible
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I then mark how long I need to cut the pipe, it's push all the way to the bottom.
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on the other end I make a small V with a file
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then I solder my pipe as straight as possible and fill it to about half
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and Voila you can flip this upside down if you wish and nothing will come out:hattip:
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enjoy

this thread is completed but can't change it HELP:flame::flame:

Thanks CHP! We've added your Spill Free Can to our Lathe Accessories category, as well as to your builder page: CHP's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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That's great! I hate using those kinds of cans because they get gunked up so fast.

Muy ingenioso CHP, gracias por tu aporte tratare de imitar uno y luego comento.