What about Kin-Tucky?
New York, too. After Leopold Stickley's wife died, his niece spent time with him to help bring his spirits back up. They eventually married.
Spirits back up... yeah, okay.
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What about Kin-Tucky?
New York, too. After Leopold Stickley's wife died, his niece spent time with him to help bring his spirits back up. They eventually married.
What's that machine growing out of the top of your head?
Spirits back up... yeah, okay.![]()
AI interfaceWhat's that machine growing out of the top of your head?
I use these. But, only on my 78s!
I’ve used different products. People debate over wet vs dry lubricants.
Boeshield T-9 is one that I like. Then there’s a dry graphite spray that has worked well. I’ve used a dry teflon gun lube product that I also use on my nuts.
But WD-40 does make a dry PTFE lube. Not the same as regular WD-40.
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What's that machine growing out of the top of your head?
We should have been born with a hole in the top of our heads to more easily accommodate root canals.That's how they do a root canal while wearing a mask.
It's for your bike chain. No other uses known.
I’ve used different products. People debate over wet vs dry lubricants.
Boeshield T-9 is one that I like. Then there’s a dry graphite spray that has worked well. I’ve used a dry teflon gun lube product that I also use on my nuts.
But WD-40 does make a dry PTFE lube. Not the same as regular WD-40.
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I used it to winterize a 2-stroke outboard motor. I shut off the gas then ran it until the gas was used up in the carb. I sprayed WD40 into the carb while it was running and it just kept running. What the? The motor didn't stop until I stopped the WD40. Apparently WD40 is flammable enough to run a 2-stroke motor albeit poorly. The WD40 worked well. We took a trip to a lake several months later and the motor started on the first pull after priming.
Brass nuts and bone nuts are still popular, even given the availability synthetic, self-lubricating nuts.
Brass nuts and bone nuts are still popular, even given the availability synthetic, self-lubricating nuts.
Big Bends Nut sauce works well. It avoids binding in the slot.
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Another lube that works well on your nuts.
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Well, this whole thing took a sharp turn into the ditch somewhere along the line.![]()