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How do you lubricate your clamp threads if any?
Furnished content. (from WoodNet.net)
This summer I've found numerous 6-8" name brand C clamps in surface rust condition but very repairable. I use the regular methods to get rid of the rust, and usually paint the bodies. My question is do you apply anything to the threads to make them turn nicer? My college professor always said never use oil on woodworking equipment but use wax as it doesn't attract dust. Since I've been out of college for 40 years, I thought maybe the thinking has changed?
Anyone have any thoughts? I think oil will lubricate better, and it wouldn't be a big thing to remove a little dust once in a while.
Wax will probably get the job done also.
I just don't like the feeling of the friction of the screw, and lots of times I don't have enough hands anyway.
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posted at: 12:00am on 22-Oct-2024 path: /Woodworking | permalink | edit (requires password)
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