Woodworking Tools: Power Tools – Lubricating Table Saw
Woodworking Tools: Power Tools – Lubricating Table Saw
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Woodworking Tools: Power Tools – George Vondriska provides tips on how to lubricate your table saw to protect and help your parts move smoothly. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.
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This is not a video about lubricating the tablesaw. It is simply about treating the tabletop surface.
I recently bought a new saw and the cast iron top had that sticky preserving grease. I tried using GooGone but had no luck removing it. Do you have any suggestions?
What is the difference between TopCoat and T9? Can either be used for this purpose?
He is using a product called "TopCote 10220 Aerosol Lubricant" by Bostik. If you search Google Images for that name, you will agree that it’s what he is using. This product comes in an aerosol can and is designed to be used on steel bases, like table saw tables, joiner & planer tables, lathe beds, band saw tables and so on. The way the product works is you simply spray a light coat of it on, wait a few minutes and buff off. Another good product is called Dri-Cote…
How do you have a saw stop art they like $2500
Can I lubricate my bandsaw blades with paste wax? Or Do you have a better idea of what I could use? I want a very light lubricating if anything. Or, maybe you would say I don’t need to lube them..? Thanks
So….what’s the product????
Is anyone else’s OCD triggered when he doesn’t complete wiping the top off? HE MISSED ONE LITTLE SPOT behind the blade guard.
I use top coat also on my table saw top and my planer bed and jointer top. I spray it inside the collet on my router and it keeps the bit from sticking after use. Good product. One thing I have noticed about cast iron table saw tops. I sand them down with my palm sander before I use top coat. the sand paper turns black .Is that carbon from the cast iron?
If you don´t have a rust problem – just rub a candle on the saw or planer table, a little goes a long way
So l searched for Woody Hyezmar on the net. You can get his plans, although they’re not up there with the best, there’s some good stuff too.
Guys, does somebody know what type of grease should I use on the transmission gears of a table saw? It was yellow when I cleaned it out. Thanks!
go with jojoba oil. you can get it from vitamin shoppe or online. cheap and works really well. non-toxic and isnt as messy as the sprays
Couldn’t be sillier – "spray this stuff" – what’s the name of the stuff?
whats the name of the stuff? duhhhh. not helpful dude
And finally a 3rd good product is called Bearing Lubricant. is used to lubricate bearings, particularly those in high speed areas, like routers, jointers etc. The tools even seem to sound better once they have been treated! And NO, I do not work or endorse Bostik…LOL Just figured I would answer what the WWGOA hasn’t.
http://www.amazon.com/Bostik-10220-Aerosol-Top-Cote/dp/B0000223UD/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463371338&sr=8-1&keywords=TopCote+10220+Aerosol+Lubricant
"lubricating table saw" and i think i’m going to learn about lubing the elevator/tilt mechs not this shit.
Can you share the name of the products?
It looked like the spray can is "Top Coat". I use it and it does really work good:-)
I’m amazed as you would say why you don’t share the product names!
*Saw is perfect **MyBest.Tools** Couldn’t ask for better*
this has NOTHING to do with lubricating a saw – please THINK when formulating titles!
Spray a tiny shot of PTFE on your router bits once they are seated in your router and they will stay sharp twice as long – just dont get any in the collet or on the shaft of the bit
Name those lubracants Please
The second product is something they call DRICOTE. This product also comes in an aerosol can and is meant to spray on circular saw blades. It not only cleans the blades, it helps to keep them clean by repelling tree saps, and creating fine film between the steel blade and the wood. This product also works well especially for greener woods.