Kevin,

Ask your Mommy to buy you a drill for Christmas or use your allowance.
Make sure it's a decent one. You might notice that there is a loose
fitting bag over the chuck. If you try really hard, you will see that
light coat of oil that the factory applied to protect the non-ferrous
metal chuck. I guess you know more than they do about tools but less
about disguising your name in emails.

Dan

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Real Name wrote:

Kevin,
It is best to wipe the metal parts with a light coat of oil, and not put it
on the handles or handle. If you have any other questions, let me know.


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Kevin,
If you keep a light coat of oil on your tools, they won't rust.


By the way, that must be real nice, trying to use a pair of pliers that
have oil all over the handles....


Oh, so you allo the handles to rust, huh? What an idiot. You DO
realize, don't you, that oil will hold dirt, sand and other
contaminants, don't you? You do realize that dirt and sand are
abrasive, don't you?