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      <title>Compressor Oil Fill Plug</title>
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      <description>A replacement oil fill plug for my new air compressor, turned from steel on the metal lathe.</description>
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The oil cap on my new compressor was broken. I was going to 3D print a replacement, and then I thought, &#34;Wait. I have a metal lathe.&#34;</p>
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So I turned a new one from steel, with a knurled grip section and a threaded stem.</p>
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The compressor itself, which has googly eyes now.</p>
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