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Reddit mentions of Olson Saw AC70010 Saw Blade Lubricant Stick Stone for Band Saw Blades
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Olson Saw AC70010 Saw Blade Lubricant Stick Stone for Band Saw Blades. Here are the top ones.
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- Prolongs blade life and produces smoother and quicker cuts
- Keeps metal, plastic and wood cutting blades from clogging with wood chips or pitch
- For power and hand held cutting tools including band, scroll, circular, hack and jewelers saw blades
- This wax stick is specially formulated to keep metal, plastic, and wood cutting blades from clogging because of chips or pitch.
- Push stick into moving saw blade so that teeth are thoroughly coated.
- The wax will flow when saw blade becomes warm, keep the blade clean and prevent clogging.
- This adds to the life of the blade and produces easier, smoother and quicker cuts.
- If using Cool Blocks replacement band saw blade guides apply lubricant stick only to tooth tips.
- Made in USA.
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 2 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.02645547144 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
I got one at the time I ordered my saw. I also got one of these in 3 hook, 1/2" width shortly after. Both blades Grizzly sent for the saw (regular size for the saw without riser, larger included with the riser kit), were each used for about six inches worth of cuts before I took them off, lol.
I also got this.
Since I've had my saw I've probably done around 500lf of resawing without any problems whatsoever. Most of what I've resawn is birch, cherry, ash, cedar, and redwood, with an occasional piece of white oak and hard/rock/sugar maple thrown in. All in 8-10 inch widths and 1/16-1/8th inch thicknesses. I'm still just using the stock fence as I don't really have a need for a pivot fence, there's no blade drift developed on the saw yet.
I love the saw and I wasn't a big bandsaw user or advocate before getting mine. It's just so easy to run, tune, and modify that I couldn't help but be impressed with it. My only dislike, and it's a minor one, is the use of aluminum table trunions. Wish they would have been steel or cast iron. Have had zero problems with them so far, it's just a personal preference. And I know their bigger saws have them.
Al is gummy and will gum up a lot of saw blades, what you want is cutting wax https://www.amazon.com/Olson-AC70010-Blade-Lubricant-Blades/dp/B000P4SK9E