[TheForge] bandsaw lub
Mike Linn
bamablacksmith at comcast.net
Wed Nov 3 19:07:13 EST 2004
I've been using plain bees wax or lately WD-40 in a squirt bottle. I got a
gallon can of liquid WD-40 and picked up a cheap spritzer bottle from the
Dollar Store. This seeps to work well also.
Will... what does the parafin give you that the bees wax doesnt?
mike
At 03:29 PM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
>I've had a jet bandsaw and an Enco vertical bandsaw for many years and
>have lost count of the tons of material these two saws have cut. Coolant
>systems are OK but a mess to work with afterwards. I have used a "dry"
>lub for most of the time that I have had these saws. One part bees wax
>and one part paraffin, melt and pour into cardboard toilet paper
>centers. Run stick against blade every few cuts (or when you
>remember). Works great, extends life of blades and low mess.
>
>Will
Mike Linn
Artist Blacksmith
McCalla, AL
AFC Webmaster
http://afc.abana-chapter.com
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