Re: Plans for a mister?

A good mist unit can be adjusted to the point there is very little
mist in the air. What I have noticed is you will have smoke fill
the air. Good ventilation is a must.

-- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., C.S. Mo <cs@v...> wrote:

> What's your experience using a mister in a smaller area? I'd

prefer a

> mister, but a friend of mine told me that in my 'workshop'

(basement)

> that I would be better off with flood coolant because the mister

will get

> lubricant all over...
>
> --C.S.
>
> >Matthew,
> > I haven't seen any plans for one, but the one I have

is pretty

> >inexpensive. You can find it in the Enco catalog for $59.95, it's

made by

> >Noga, and works like a charm. The air hose and suction hose are

both wrapped

> >with stainless steel for protection, the main control block is

magnetic, and

> >you can control the air & coolant. If you're going to use it on a

CNC mill,

> >you can control the on-off with a small solenoid valve from your

program. I

> >think it hardly pays to try to make one.
> >
> >Marv Frankel
> >Los Angeles