Any good quality oil cans out there?

[Whitworth]

Good.... defined as an oil can that doesn't leave an ounce of oil on my hands after I've use it, and is not continuously covered in a dusty oil slime, regardless of how many times I wipe it clean.

General usage type application of oils, air tool oil, cutting/drilling oil, etc.

Thank you.

 

[pstemari]

Goldenrod makes a variety of them. Check Amazon.

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[T45]

oil can is a hard GJ search term because <3 letters each, but try using google sit
e:garagejournal.com...as there are some decent threads.

The europeans sill make some, and ther are a couple usa brands still out there.

depends a bit on price like everything else these days, of course.

 

[PeterT]

I run across them on ebay, the vintage ones, I hold out for the nice ones.

 

[bareass172]

I have a mess of old Eagle ones I snag at garage and estate sales. They work great without leaking.

 

[pendragon1998]

I just have one goldenrod for mineral oil, but I like it. It does squirt out more oil than I generally need, but that's my fault for buying the larger one. I need a little one that does a few drops. Mine will shoot a good shot halfway across the garage with force! Heh.

 

[Wamsutta]

Another vote for Goldenrod. I believe they're made by a company called Dutton-Lainson.

 

[ricleh]

Reilang or Nippei Kiki oilers.