Every household needs one..

[Ken N Tx]

Bear Oil Extractor Chip Spinner.
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[Judycat]

Is it to extract bear oil? Or oil from generally anything?

 

[Ken N Tx]

Is it to extract bear oil? Or oil from generally anything?

Maybe it can also be used to get Gatorade from Gators??

 

[Gary O']

To dry out the chips....duh

Game day

The guys'll be over

 

[Meanderer]

Say whatttttt?

 

[StarSong]

Just spent 10 minutes learning about this. Here's what I found at the bottom of the rabbit hole.

The manufacturer's name is Bear.

When metal is machined it produces metal chips that are coated with liquid. These chips need to be "dried" prior to shipment for recycling. There are two main extraction methods for the removal of cooling liquids for recycling - wringing and briquetting.
Using a chip wringer is one of two coolant removal systems available, and has been the traditional method to dry metal chips prior to shipping for recycling. The chips are placed into a chip wringer, and much like a centrifuge, the chip wringer slings the liquid off of the chips.

Chip Wringers / Centrifuge / Extractor

• Wrings out and removes the cutting fluids (oil and/or water-based coolant) from chips after machining
• Can remove up to 99% of the fluids
• Cutting fluids can be filtered and reused
• Chips can then be sold as "clean and dry" turnings

You're welcome.

 

[RadishRose]

Can remove up to 99% of the fluids

Would we then pat dry with paper towels....for that 1%?
Thank you, SS!

 

[jujube]

Now I know what I've been missing in my life all along...….

Note to self: add to Christmas wish list.

Speaking of bears......we now have a mama bear with three cubs roaming our neighborhood at night. Here in Florida, no less, not in the mountains. I haven't had the pleasure of seeing them yet but several neighbors have. One neighbor has a shot of her on his doorbell camera, coming right up to his front door.

 

[StarSong]

Speaking of bears......we now have a mama bear with three cubs roaming our neighborhood at night. Here in Florida, no less, not in the mountains. I haven't had the pleasure of seeing them yet but several neighbors have. One neighbor has a shot of her on his doorbell camera, coming right up to his front door.

Four bears at the front door? Sounds like one of those experiences that's cute. Until it isn't.

 

[jujube]

Yeah, Goldilocks I'm not. I like to go walking at night, but not anymore. An armadillo scared the dickens out of me by scurrying across the sidewalk almost at my feet. I can't imagine how loud I'd scream if I saw four bears.

 

[Keesha]

I was just going to say this ain’t Goldilocks we talking about

 

[RadishRose]

Maybe they thought it was Halloween?

 

[Judycat]

Comes with a nice hoist for all your bear chip needs. Bucket for the oil not included.

 

[Meanderer]

The forebears