Camellia Oil for saw blades?

Does it make the slippery to handle?

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That’s the first I’ve heard of Camelliia oil.

Very good point Knot. If I did do it then sounds like a good idea to do the carbide only.

Cleaning saw blades tonight and am reminded how much I hate cleaning TS saw blades. Wondering if I can make the process less painful with coating it in something. Boeshield came to mind, but don’t have any on hand right now. That and doing more often.

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Ron, I came across it a couple years ago from this reviewer on Amazon. His reviews are highly recommended. I learned a lot from them.

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I use a cover from a 5 gallon pail, spray both sides of the teeth with any household cleaner that’s around (409, LA’s Totally Awesome, Greased Lightning, etc), hit the teeth with a stiff brass or nylon brush, rinse with water, and wipe it dry. Done in 4 or 5 minutes from start to finish. If you keep them clean, they’re easier to clean.

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Great tip! I knew that 5gal top would come in handy for something. Also, thx for the heads up on the cleaner.

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