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kerosene
Kerosene is another light oil that is an effective cutting lubricant.
Diesel fuel, too.
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Still not a patch on good old isopropanol for working ally, though. It lubes, degreases then vanishes without a trace. Smells nice too. Will
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I just love the smell of Acetone in the morning!
My name is Richard and I'm a tig-a-holic...
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Confess! you sinner! How long has it been? Do you indulge before breakfast?
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wd40
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Wd 40 first ad.jpg
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I have exactly that problem,
Tight Nuts and a Rusty Tool!, But no amount of WD40 is going to fix that.
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WD wont but tablets will.
Jim the pharmasist
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cutting aluminum
Thanks guys for all of your reply's to my question, I used a coarser blade and kept it lubed with a combo of soap and WD40, the parts needed are cut out and finish filed for shape, drilled, and am now sanding blemishes from the surface, in prep for polishing.
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So did the saw hurl hot chips down your collar? - in your socks? - Down your shirt front? If not, then you Missed Out!!
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cutting aluminum
No Kent, I guess I got lucky, no hot chips in my socks or down the nock of my shirt, but tons of little chips all over the floor to clean up and stick in my shop broom!
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