Do you think this will oil a sewing machine?
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Short answer, yes. MMO is great at replacing most types of lubricants, whether using as an additive to motor oil/gasoline, aircraft use, gun oil, etc. MMO simply works.
1684529
Yes this will oil a sewing machine. Best part about it is that its cleaner then motor oil so it won't break down like motor oil does. And unlike WD-40, MMO will last at least a whole year keeping the parts lubed.
1356876
i used it with an impact wrench. Make sure the threads are heavily lubed with oil.
981766
I honestly don't see how it could hurt. I have a(n) he machine and I like adding some of this because I think it helps the regular detergent (or pods) clean better. It also helps a bit with that smell he washers can get. Evidently a lot of people use it to make their own detergent by combining it with other things- I was impressed by all the comments on that.
2084287
Stick with the spec...this machine is too expensive to screw around with cheap oil.
970282
I don't know for sure but I don't think that would be a good idea. The oils would build up inside the machine and probably make it so it wouldn't work but for sure impossible to properly clean. You might be able to put a small cotton ball with oil near the opening where the air comes out. But, it is a cool air machine and I have found the oils work best with warmer air.
1529109
I'm sure you could use it for lubrication, it is a little thin in viscosity though.
11792
It should work but the big disclaimer for any of these transformers is that they are not intended for continuous use.... So I have no idea how constant use will impact.... It should work though as I use a sewing machine from Europe here in the US with same requirements and it works great. I do however always unplug when not in use.
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Yes, the shuttle race of the bobbin case does require oiling. Please see the section regarding machine care in the manual on the Juki website. Here is their website address: http://www.jukihome.com/downloads/manuals/HZL27Z_InstructionManual(GBESRU).pdf
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Speaking of oil, I'm wondering if I use sewing machine oil (the same thing that I use on hair clippers), will work with this shredder?
2194902
Yes, it would, as long as your sewing machine is close to the wall. It's a wall-mounted gooseneck. I use mine for sewing, as well as artwork.
899750
I have done that to another grease gun before. You would probably have to improve the seal on the plunger so that the oil wouldn't leak out. Hopefully no one ever pumped grease into those fittings on your machine.
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I'm not sure if it will work on your sewing U.S machine but I can tell you that it works well with my 110v and 115v U.S clippers that I have. I would go ahead and say that the product does what it says it will do. hope that helps. Justin M. Brown
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It works on a standard sewing machine. Serger pressed feet are quite model specific.
160768
I would imagine so, I'm an electrician and I use it to tap electrical cabinets and equipment which are made from steel. I've never seen that type of sewing machine but I can't imagine these taps wouldn't work. Sometimes I drill a small pilot hole before I use the tap bits for thicker gauge material.
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Absolutely. I've had this tool for about two years and it hasn't yet let me down. It drives brands up to 3/4" with ease and I believe it's rated for up to two inches. I had an older model that required oil and it would jam at the most inconvenient of times. This one does not require oil and it's a pleasure to use. BUY IT!!
1914182
I have it on my industrial sewing machine, it is 2 inches thick. I think it could go another 1/2 in. Hope this helps.
1974714
yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.