This document describes a project to create an automatic lubricating system for a lathe. It monitors the temperature of a cutting tool using a sensor and automatically starts a coolant pump when the temperature increases past a threshold. The coolant is then supplied to the lathe to cool the tool. When the temperature decreases, the pump is automatically switched off. The system circulates coolant to maintain a constant tool temperature while avoiding waste and allowing automatic pump operation based on sensor readings. Potential advantages are constant temperature control, reduced coolant waste, and automatic pump start. A disadvantage is that the closed loop system may be more difficult to maintain.