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I used a jug of Prolong, which I  mixed fairly rich at about 15:1, since, again, I'm concerned with rusting.

I will say, though, that a trayful of coolant is a great way to break the habit of laying tools and rags in the drip tray...

For a spray nozzle, I dived back into my stashes of parts and boxes of junk. The base is an extra magnetic indicator base
(I have about six or seven) and a clamp, a short chunk of bent stainless tubing and a Swagelok elbow, a small brass ball valve,
and a piece of 1/4" copper tubing soldered into a female 1/8" pipe fitting.





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