V206501 Woodworking Aerosol Lubricant

I've used Bladecote and its predecessor for years, primarily on my table saw blades. It not only lubes them, but the lube keeps the teeth clean of pitch longer. Most of my sawing is hardwood, and woods like cherry tend to deposit pitch on the blades. Bladecote doesn't prevent this, but it does inhibit it somewhat, so that I need to clean the blades less often. It also tends to prevent burning of woods like cherry, that burn easily. Not enough? I live in a humid climate, and have seen no rusting on my blades, either, though I'm unaware that Bladecote contains rust preventatives.Application: I spray in on the entire blade (both sides) after cleaning, concentrating on the saw teeth. I don't use it on drill bits, but do on jointer blades, though less often.I have found absolutely no issues when finishing wood that was cut with Bladecote. You do have to clear the nozzle in the usual fashion -- upside down and spray until clear. If you don't, the nozzle will clog.

I was surprised when the black background on my DeWalt blades (only) started to dissolve. As to improving the cut quality and longevity time will tell. Will update in a few weeks.

Love this stuff. I think it does make difference in blade maintenance. When cutting lots of pine I have found little buildup of sap on blade.

Have been using this for years. It really works for me.

great stuff I always spray my drill bits and router bits before use saves from sharenping

Product Worked as described but stop spraying with approximately 25% of product still in can.