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In Reply to: Re: Thanks. Would something like Singer sewing machine oil be OK, then? (nt) posted by Damián on April 27, 2007 at 20:06:23:
This oil does not leave any film. It is intended for trumpet valves. Valves require a lubrication that is not at all sticky. I highly doubt that this oil could do any damage to your turntable. I have used it with my trumpets and it lubricates very well. There will be almost no friction on your table or bearing with this. I have also used it on inline speed skate bearings. Not cheapy bearings but expensive swiss bearings with good results. One or two drops down the shaft and a a few drops on the subplatter shaft should do nicely. I can't be certain it will be trouble free but this is probably the least sticky lube money can buy.
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- How about this oil? - Scott Woebcke 23:07:23 04/27/07 (1)
- Re: I didn't know about it; I suspect it might take me a while to find it here. I used Singer sewing machine oil. One Q: - Damián 10:26:31 04/28/07 (0)
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