Helor Flux (Helor 106): A review after 6 months of ownership. - Page 9
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My personal favorite is a synthetic called TSI 321 as I have a decent amount of it and use it on various things at home. Any lower viscosity bearing oil should be fine, but I like using that as it bonds to surfaces to give a great smooth action, protects for quite some time and has no smell.cuongdinh wrote:. What brand of oil are you using?
I tried the shielded faces facing out as you mentioned for couple days. And there seems to be more friction turning the handle. Just switched back to the shielded faces facing each other and it turns noticeably more smoothly. I probably keep them that way then and deal with the consequences later. The bearings seem to be standard and easy to find.
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Anyone knows the thread step of the Flux grind size adjustment (i.e. distance that inner burr moves along the shaft after one evolution or 360 degree turn of the adjustment nut)? Thanks.
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This may be difficult to quantify, but how much force are you all using to turn the handle? Maybe rotations per second might be more useful?
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