he could collars the chalk market
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I trust he trousers the lot.
Got it all sewn up.
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Doubling down. 
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Thatās an expression that will get much use at work. Thank you.
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What your posts lack in quantity they certainly make-up for in quality!
Love it, and Bravo! 
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When you hoard shit thatās worth zip and matters to very few people world wide. Itās the little victories. 
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Iāve just had a set of feeler gauges delivered which are absolutely drenched in some kind of oil. I bought them to use for guitar setup so anyone have an idea how I can safely remove the oil without compromising the functionality so my guitar necks donāt get covered in carbo-jizz?
Al.
Isopropyl alcohol would do it but the oil is to make them easy to separate (or prevent rusting, depending on what theyāre made from)
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I remember seeing a video about this a little while back, canāt remember where but this covers it!
Amacuntz āSpurtarā inexpensive specials, so Iām guessing steel of some grade but not necessarily good steel. Tbh Iāve never known a set rust on me, but them was the days when they used to reside in the bottom of an oily greasy m/c maintenance toolbag so possibly less likely to be stored correctly, and gapping spark plugs is rather less contamination critical than my prized guitars? 
Off the wall thought, bit what about PMACās idea of cleaning them with Iso & then lubricating with an organic āpre event emission?ā
Well clean the oil off them and experience it for the first time.
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I keep mine well lubricated for that reason!
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Always a pleasure, never a chore.
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Send me a sample of your wares and Iāll pass it through my ISO calibrated āSlipometerā to assess its suitability?.. 
Get some Astro Glide to keep your tool slippery.
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A quart enough?
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@BobC my ālazy fuckerā status is confirmed. 
No more bending down to turn on the shopvac, courtesy of a hose mounted bluetooth switch.
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Lol , you lazy git. I havenāt fitted remote control plugs, no siree.
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