Wood Band Saw Blade Lubricant

Keeps metal plastic and wood cutting blades from clogging with wood chips or pitch.

Wood band saw blade lubricant.

Lubricant can t fix everything. Coupon is sent and valid once to first time subscribers only. This wax stick is specially formulated to keep metal plastic and wood cutting blades from clogging because of chips or pitch. For power and hand held cutting tools including band scroll circular hack and jewelers saw blades.

In this video stephen cook briefly talks about what blade lubricants might be best for your portable sawmill or resaw. A special blend of oils and wax helps protect blades from heat damage and clogging because of the accumulation of wood pitch and metal chips. Coupon expires 30 days from date generated. Skip to main content.

So when cooling or lubricating your saw blades remember that one does not take the place of the other. I m sure this subject has been discussed many times on this chat board. I did try a squirt of wd 40 and it helped remove the pitch but i was concerned that the wd 40 would degrade the rubber like substance that the band blade rides on on the pulleys. What concerns me is that norwood industries operating manual that i received with my mill clearly states to use water and soap or windshield liquid and soap for blade.

Save 10 now to welcome new first time subscribers we ll send a coupon for 10 off your next order. The blade lubricant stick extends the life of saw blades keeping them sharper longer. Use of a saw blade lubricant prolongs blade life and produces smoother and quicker cuts. Lubrication is simply one of many maintenance procedures a band saw requires to properly carry out.

For use on all power and hand held cutting tools including scroll band circular hack and jewelers saw blades. We send technical documents sharp tips and periodic promotions for band saw blades some exclusive only to email subscribers. Lubricant stick is 8 long x 1 in diameter. I will sometimes take a putty knife and scrape this off running the bandsaw at a slow speed holding the putty knife stationary.