Can you use this oil on the diamond sharpener provided with the gerber bear grylls knifes
587062
Being a petroleum based honing oil it's not recommended to use in diamond hones. You are better off using plain old water. The petro based May cause loading of filings. Hope I answered your question.
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.
1252670
I have used gun oil, some actual knife sharpening oils, and some lite oil I would use on the sewing machine or hinges in the house. A little course perhaps (not the sharpening nor stones), but I have also been known to use saliva. I haven't used them for some time and they are all that I will use, especially for good quality steel, so that is the best I could say at present. Hope this helped.
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All opinions are subjective. But me personally I think the honing oil creates a better slurry. And in effect creates a finer grit on the stone. Giving you a coarse,medium,and fine in a two sides stone.that is if you are talking about the puck. I also use this with my lansky guided sharpener too.
1223336
No just sharpens the edge my blade is over 2 years old and still has the cosmolene grease on it that it was shipped with.
169222
It is a high quality lubricating oil. It will protect a blade from rusting. I have also used it for firearms and fishing gear.
17179
You should not use oil with this type of sharpener.The youtube website has a few good videos on this sharpener.
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I have talked to Evolution about the blades ect and they never once mentioned using oil- neither does any literature. I would give their customer care a call- great folks-know their stuff and had great recommendations( and not the "buy my product type") on use of the product. I called to ask if I could cut stone with mine- they said yes with the proper blade :) worked out great.
1877619
Yes. Use the stationary third non-rotating sharpening stone for serrated blades.
905229
I purchased oil at a local hard ware store. Ask clerk for cutting fluid. Not sure about replacement stones.
1663307
Please do not use this on one of the best knives in the world. Do as Clark said and send it back to Shun to have them sharpen it for you.
1534058
Yes. And you should oil or the butcher's favorite, spit, or a combination of the two whenever you use a stone to sharpen knives, swords, axes, etc...
260897
I don't know about using with another product. It is a shave oil that replaces shave gel, so I think it would be a waste of time. It really does make the blades glide smoothly!
560993
Any oil will work, I use CLP because it's what I have for firearms too, Remoil or Ballistol are both at most stores and would work too. Any sharpening system with a few different stones should work.
1111231
Yes of course you can.It is electric clipper oil and can be used on any brand you have.
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Yes, as Heidi mentioned - sharpening regular pencils to clean the blade and oil from the Prismacolor pencil buildup is a plus. Awesome sharpener.
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Use clipper blade oil - which is actually nothing more than; (food grade) White mineral oil. You can buy for a few bucks on Amazon.I got the cheapest one: Oster Blade Lube 4oz That is a lifetime supply for all your blade types, by the way :)I recommend NOT using the other suggestions as some are potentially harmful if used on the skin.
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I use Pro-Select Premium Bar & Chain Oil (for use with all chainsaws) from Lowe's.