Can you use this to lubricate folding knives? Thanks.
1066207
Yes you can. It works fantastic. I've used it on my fishing knives and they work like new again.
1066208
Yes, but it is not recommended. Your knife will not open freely after a while. Please understand that this lubricant is primararily for firearms with very hot moving parts. For your knife, I would recommend any silicone spray lubricant.
1066209
Yes, like a drop of a plastic tooth pick drop. I did a whole drop on my spydrco and it was a lot but that was to much
1066210
In my opinion , yes viscosity of this lubricant seems to hold in extreme temp settings & seems to be superb in friction based applications.
1110413
Yes, it can be used to sharpen turning tools. The belt comes down to the table.
498808
I have not used it for that but I imagine it would work great. Works very well on chisels and lathe tools.
1952214
I don't see why not....I used this sharpener on a machete and a lot of other knives , it did a real good job .
812820
Yes ... as per the Owner's Manual you should lubricate this shredder. One does this by applying oil to a sheet of paper and feeding into the manual feed slot. There is a video on Swingline's website that shows how this is done
1900234
Do your knives get gun powder on them? I'm sure you could use it for that. But it's not the best choice. It all depends on WHAT gets on them , as to how you clean them off. My knives can mostly be cleaned with a wet, then a dry cloth and then I wipe them with a coat of Remington Oil w/ Teflon. Works great. I don't put the coat of oil on until I re-sharpen. And then lightly wipe it down.
289341
Unless that by knife you mean a machete, I would say NO, the tape is too thick for that use and you will have a thick handle on that knife, depending on the knife I would recommend paracord look it up in YouTube.
958605
I would think you could use it on about any knife edge. Hard to tell you/not knowing exactly what your talking about.
587063
I'm pretty sure you can. I have a diamond sharpener from Smith's and it advises to use honing oil. So I doubt it'll cause anything bad. I use this oil on all my stones.
51164
I would not recommend this product for that purpose. I use it on the action of my AR-15. I have a slide fire stock and this stuff is great for keeping everything lubed
1816575
Little Griddle actually addresses this in a video on their website. The short answer is that you can, but it will dull your knife quickly.In terms of scratches, it's going to get scratched every time you scrape it clean or use a metal spatula, so I'm not sweating a few scratches from a knife. Think about what you see when you go to a Japanese grill--you can do the same thing with this griddle.
1688955
You probably could but it wouldn't be my first choice. Something like the DMT diamond hone would probably work better. Works very well for knives though.
940880
It could, but it is not at the end of the knife. it may be too small for thicker materials.
1534060
Yes. It is a very pourus stone that would get loaded with material without a lubricant. Also the slurry of stone dust and materials in the honing oil make the stone more efficient. I use either deisel fuel or mineral oil for most. This stone is really thirsty so I soaked it in mineral oil before use and keep it lubed up with more as I use it.
1277476
Yes, I do. I originally bought this to sharpen some of the Henckel knives I have, but used it on others that were not as expensive and it worked great!
1867379
The book says you can, but I don't think I am going to. Probably something like a metal spatula would be okay, but not anything that could slip and scratch.
313774
I think you can if you don't have any other lubricant. If you mix lubricants, I think you could have issues.