I have a 1996 VMC3016 with a 10k rpm spindle. We normally don't run over 6k, but we have a job right now that we're streamlining and running at 9600rpm and 90ipm. We're machining 6061 aluminum. The chiller was unhooked since we don't normally turn the rpm's way up(always under 6k). I hooked it up and added RV antifreeze (it was bone dry). Now we're getting this aweful smell. It follows me home too. I don't think I could get the stinch off with gasoline and a brillo pad. I'm wondering if it's the RV coolant or something in the spindle (belts, bearings, anything). Also, I bypassed the ball screw cooling lines. After replacing the thrust bearings last week, I didn't want to do it again any time soon. There are 3 tools that turn at 9600 rpm. For a total spindle time of about 3 minutes (1 min. each). I'm not doing any hogging either. Anyone else have a "B.O." problem?