Wax... for tools
A while back we were discussing wax and or other products for protecting and lubing tools.
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was my post and the reason I'm bring this up again is that I found my sourse materal for using the wax I do. You may do as you wish with this:
"Use paste floor or furniture wax. Do not use car wax or spray furniture polish." ... wax is needed "for both protection and lubrication. Car wax offers good protection for metal, but it is extremely hard and has little value as a lubricant. Furniture polish isn't hard enough. Paste floor or furniture wax protects and lubricates."
Ed
http://www.routerforums.com/showpost.php?p=2094&postcount=6http://www.routerforums.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=2094
was my post and the reason I'm bring this up again is that I found my sourse materal for using the wax I do. You may do as you wish with this:
"Use paste floor or furniture wax. Do not use car wax or spray furniture polish." ... wax is needed "for both protection and lubrication. Car wax offers good protection for metal, but it is extremely hard and has little value as a lubricant. Furniture polish isn't hard enough. Paste floor or furniture wax protects and lubricates."
Ed
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