Eurotool Cut Lube, 2 oz

I used to saw my jump rings (10g copper) without this product. I broke several blades. Then I tried lubricating the blade AND the coil of wire where I would be cutting. It is crumbly. But I just reapply more to the blade after several cuts. It's important to be patient and methodical when pulling the saw through the wire coils, pull downward slowly and smoothly. Make sure the blade teeth are facing downward. I apply the product with my fingers. It's a breeze with thinner guage wire. I woulnd't work without this product. No more broken saw blades!

I haven't used this product yet as I'm still in the "gathering all the proper materials and tools" portion of my new hobby of metal stamping and soldering. I purchased this item based on its reputation as an excellent product and I have seen videos and tutorials where this product was being used to protect saw blades, etc., and that was enough to convince me that this is a very reliable product. I'm happy with my purchase and will continue to purchase this product when I run low. Thank you.

Works as it's supposed to!

Container and contents came intact. I wish I’d looked into this solid metal lubricant a long time ago. Makes sawing and die cutting copper and silver sheet take less effort, and is so much better than sticky beeswax.

This crumples a lot, which might just be the nature of the material, but it works well for lubing the saw. I've gone to just using the pieces that crumple off and sliding them along the saw instead of making a mess every time.

Good stuff. Works well.

Flakes just like Pepelube. No matter how well it’s made if it doesn’t stay on your tools it does it no good. I’ll stick with Bur Life.

I am new to metal work. I started to saw and blow through a few blades. After getting the lube, I went through a class on a whole blade. I will also use it for my cup burrs. It is not smooth but flakes off so it takes a little finesse to just a little on the blade. The push up container makes for challenges to not push up too far as product does stick to the lid.