Pin point oilers

[elmacgyver0]

If you are familiar with Bondic adhesive, you know it comes in a black plastic tube that has a pinpoint applicator built in.
If you are not familiar with it, google it. It is basically a liquid plastic that solidifies under ultra-violet light. A small UV flashlight comes with the kit.
Great stuff has many uses. Dentists use something similar to fill your cavities. One unforeseen use is the little black plastic tube once you run out of the liquid plastic.
Do not throw it away. What is left of the glue can be dissolved and removed as long as it has not been cured under ultra-violet.
What you end up with is a nifty little pinpoint oiler that you can fill with your favorite lubricant.
Just soak it in denatured alcohol. Handy for taking along to the range.
Just a little bigger than a carbine oiler and free as long as you use the adhesive.

[waksupi]

I use those quite a bit. They can be found in bulk at American Science and Surplus. My main use at the time is doing oil painting, and I can control the amount of medium I want easily

[Patrick L]

French horn rotary valve oil also generally come in a needle oiler bottle.

Music teacher, soon to be RETIRED music teacher!

[GhostHawk]

They sell the same stuff at inflated prices to fly tyers.

Great for putting eyes on minnow patterns.

[W.R.Buchanan]

I wondered what I could use those dispensers for I have yet to empty one.

Randy

[imashooter2]

If you don’t want to wait, you can buy these for pennies apiece on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Kroil, gun oil, "Bullplate" and more… I have them in every range bag and on every workbench.

[ACC]

If you are familiar with Bondic adhesive, you know it comes in a black plastic tube that has a pinpoint applicator built in.
If you are not familiar with it, google it. It is basically a liquid plastic that solidifies under ultra-violet light. A small UV flashlight comes with the kit.
Great stuff has many uses. Dentists use something similar to fill your cavities. One unforeseen use is the little black plastic tube once you run out of the liquid plastic.
Do not throw it away. What is left of the glue can be dissolved and removed as long as it has not been cured under ultra-violet.
What you end up with is a nifty little pinpoint oiler that you can fill with your favorite lubricant.
Just soak it in denatured alcohol. Handy for taking along to the range.
Just a little bigger than a carbine oiler and free as long as you use the adhesive.

You can also go to Hobby Lobby and buy three for $2.98.

[GregLaROCHE]

I bought a bunch of different sizes online. They come in real handy in the shop.

[alamogunr]

I’ve been using those little bottles for years. Bought a whole sack full including a few tiny funnels. Provided both sons and grandsons with enough bulk gun oil to keep them well lubed.
The somewhat bigger oilers sold by Brownels are more handy in the shop.