Is this a good cutting oil for drilling stainless steel ?
1256147
Yes, you could use this for cutting stainless. Easy on the pressure and lots of squirts and you'll extend your bit life.
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.
1482854
Absolutely. This is the lubricant used by the Military since Vietnam (all weapons were parkerized). I have used it as a professional gunsmith. It is the only lubricant I use.
1316709
I use it in the gearboxes on commercial mowers and it works great. They certainly run hotter that your outdrive but I would check with your dealer to be sure. Certainly if it calls for 75 or 80?90 then this would be superior to conventional oil
238461
I bought this oil because I kept losing power steering oil. The description of this oil says it seals the leaking part of the pipe. I don't know if this oil is going to fix your problem.
1017418
I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it!If you read the directions it tells you.
589013
I only clean it when the oil looks bad. That depends on how often we use it. Cleaning was easier than other friers due to less of parts. I drain it and soak it over night in soapy water, rinse the next day. Vingar can be used to help cut some of the oil on the stainless steel. I hope this helps.
2056164
I find Hoppe's Precision Lubrication to be the most highly refined oil lubricant for any of my tools. I'm not familialr with the Wahl animal clippers, however, if you make certain to only lubricate the blades minimally, without the lubricant running into the motor, you will find an immediate positive effect on the cutting ability of that tool! sms
905229
I purchased oil at a local hard ware store. Ask clerk for cutting fluid. Not sure about replacement stones.
2055710
I use it in my lawnmower and whole house generator. Any air cooled engine will run cooler using this oil. Used in all my automobiles for the past 15 years as well.
977637
It can drill any material a corded version of a medium duty could. Very strong drill for the standard type that it is. Good on wood, metals, plastics. I haven't found a drill yet that is great for stainless steel, that is more in the technique you use. I would not recommend this for mixing heavy thick materials such as large batches of grout, drywall mud, etc. You need a heavy duty type for mixing those items or you will burn most drills up. I also would not recommend for drilling concrete, it could probably do it but best to use a hammer drill. This is a great unit for what it is, just keep in mind they make hammer drills, high torque drills, impact drills, etc. for a reason...each has a purpose and application.
1982975
No. These bits have a carbide tip with diamond dust mixed into the carbide. They are designed for use in a hammer drill on concrete, block, brick, etc. For hard metal, you want a high speed drill marked "HSS" or titanium tips are better and you use cutting oil at the point of the drill while drilling. Get something like the Chicago Latrobe 150 Series High-Speed Steel Jobber Length Drill Bit Set with Metal Case, Black Oxide Finish, 118 Degree Conventional Point, Inch, 29-piece, 1/16" - 1/2" in 1/64" increments.
866097
I def think so. The oil actually is the key and so far it's worked really well for me. When I need the oil again, I am going to buy this same Combo set again rather than experiment.
1017420
I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it! If you read the directions it tells you.
56008
mineral oil works just fine and much cheaper. all these honing oils are basically the same thing and for some brands,all it is is mineral oil.
2141463
good question J-man and to give you a honest answer i really don't know because i have never used Hoppe's Lubricating Oil on nothing but guns, but i am not saying that if the only thing i had was hoppe's i would use it just to see what kind of it would do on my knives,wish i could give you a better answer but that's all i can tell you,Thanks for the question.
1348277
Hoppe's #9 is a synthetic lubricating oil. I use it personally on all my Firearms and Knives, plus I like the small bottle and needle applicator.