Old 02-09-24, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by masi61
But spare wax in a hollow pin does nothing really but waste wax. My point is that if that hollow pin was cross drilled, it would permit improved wax penetration where you really need the wax. This potentially could produce a waxed chain that does not need any refresh for much, much longer intervals.
ok. It's your chain. But the wax gets into the roller, actually the space between the roller and pin and the plates. The solidified wax isn't going to flow out of the hollow pin and into the space around it. Are you going to drill through the roller and the pin? Or disassemble every pin drill it and the reassemble the chain?
Edit; as far as waste goes it might waste .5 of a tablespoon filling in the pins on a chain.
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