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Posted by Ed Huntress on May 1, 2008, 4:32 pm
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> Ed Huntress wrote:
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>>>Ed sez: "The stick cutting lubes made by Lenox and DoAll are made for
>>>bandsaws. I
>>>would have mentioned them a day or two ago but I was sure someone else
>>>would. They're pretty standard for use in small commercial shops.
>>>
>>>They don't run all over the place and make a mess. And they don't
>>>disintigrate your tires, which can happen when you use some types of
>>>metalcutting lubricants."
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>>>Now Ed, if they're so good and don't run all over the place, how could
>>>there be a problem of getting
>>>it on your garage floor to run over with your tires ?
>>>
>>>Bob Swinney
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>> I'm going to pretend you didn't ask that. <g>
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>> --
>> Ed Huntress
> and definately don't ask "why bother with cutting fluid anyway, it just
> runs right back together..."
> --
> Bill Martin
You guys need something constructive to occupy your minds. d8-)
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Ed Huntress
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> bandsaws. I
> would have mentioned them a day or two ago but I was sure someone else
> would. They're pretty standard for use in small commercial shops.
>
> They don't run all over the place and make a mess. And they don't
> disintigrate your tires, which can happen when you use some types of
> metalcutting lubricants."
>
> Now Ed, if they're so good and don't run all over the place, how could
> there be a problem of getting
> it on your garage floor to run over with your tires ?
>
> Bob Swinney