It's not oil, its molten aluminum judging from how bright and white the flame is and the fact that the machine is an aluminum bar extruder. People don't generally realize how insanely flammable aluminum can be when it is reduced to a fine enough powder. Powdered aluminum mixed with an oxidizer is what makes fire crackers go bang. It's also one of the two main ingredient in thermite.

I thought it might be oil or coolant. It pops off like a geyser and it was all over in seconds.

I gotta tweet this shit!

No shit sherlock. Point's for describing the obvious and being ironic, negated by not actually understanding the context might be more then that.

https://wonderfulengineering.com/watch-an-aluminum-factory-turn-into-a-burning-inferno-in-a-matter-of-seconds-after-fire-erupts/

A large fire broke out in an aluminium plant in the city of Dos Hermanas, about 12 km from the centre of Seville, in southwestern Spain.

“Catastrophic failure at an aluminium extrusion line. Looks like an overpressure event, and the oil itself (over a drop ceiling no less) open a portal to a demon dimension,”

Jun 4, 2022

dope, thank you!

Worked for me on Boost