OriGlam 【The Mist Coolant Lubrication Spray System for Metal Cutting Engraving Cooling Sprayer Machine for Air Pipe CNC Lathe Milling Drill

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I cut and drill 1" X 1" stainless steel bar and have been using Tap Magic EP-EXTRA as a coolant (another great product, by the way!). I used a 12 volt pump I had to create a flood system for my band saw, but it would have been too much for my drill press. After reading all of the positive, helpful reviews this sounded like the right thing. I had an air regulator and gauge from an old compressor and hooked it up in line with this unit and it works great. It allows me not only fine tune the amount of pressure going in, but I can cut off the air flow easily, also. It comes with the syphon hose for the fluid, but not the air hose.You can get the 5/16" tubing at Lowes, but their compression fittings for that size are limited. Because of this, to connect to my regulator I had to start with 1/4" tubing and transition up to 5/16". You can probably find the correct fittings on line, but I kind of like the challenge of figuring out a solution with what you are given. How does it work? Great! Because of the misting, it's hard to gauge exactly how much coolant is actually going down the hole. so periodically i will back off the press and let it lubricate the tip of the bit.The nozzle was getting smacked by the strands coming out of the hole, so I reinforced it as you can see. No magnet? No problem... for me, anyway. Mine will stay in place indefinitely. Excellent product that I highly recommend.

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Literally the only downside I found was the liquid control valve doesn't shut off completely so you need to disconnect the hose if you just want air.

This is just a great little cooler. A lot of people have warned me about the mist that can be hanging in the shop due to usage of to high pressure Air , which is needed to create the suction for the liquid to suck and then mist. I solved this by pressurizing the liquid side as well. Having the cutting fluid in a bottle from a "sodastream" and found a blueprint online on how to create a pressurehead for it I put 1 bar of pressure in the bottle and 2 bars on the air side. Hence it "squirts" perfectly and cools both the tool and the workpiece. So this little "nozzle" is just brilliant, and with such little extra work you can create a just perfect cooling system for your mill and/or lathe