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Using it for casting so lube pro[eries aren't a concern. Anyone know of a readily avalaible and hopefully cheap oil with a high flashpoint?
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Readily available...Will non petro oils work?
All I could find was a smoke point chart, which is not the same as flashpoint, but could point you in a direction. Hope that helps. Lookup Freeman Supply in Ohio. I use them for silicone/resin casting stuff. I think they have foundry supplies too.
All I could find was a smoke point chart, which is not the same as flashpoint, but could point you in a direction. Hope that helps. Lookup Freeman Supply in Ohio. I use them for silicone/resin casting stuff. I think they have foundry supplies too.