Bostik BladeCote 10.75 oz Woodworking Tool Lubricant

I have used this brand in the past and it was more durable and longer lasting than the other brands I have Tried. I haven't yet tried this last lot to see if it is the same as I bought before or if it has been changed.

Hard to find anymore but worth the effort. Great to spay on new or just sharpened blades and router bits. Re-coating when needed is recommended, don't let pitch build on the cutting surface or you will need to clean before re-applying. You don't have to soak the blade, just a light coat will do. Cutting surface lasts longer also, so you save on sharpening. Also saves on the danger factor, less binding or stress on router bits. Blades don't warp and router bits don't shear off.

Have used it for years in my wood shop, both foe table saw and router use. and dadoes. Less chipping, clean edges especially when using dado blades. Also helps extend blade life.

This DriCote/BladeCote is a great lubricant. I spray it on almost anything. It does have a different consistancy when applied to saw blades and saw surfaces/fences. It's as though it is a sort of lubricant that comes out in a silk form. Be carefull not to use too much! As noted by others I found that little goes a long way. I have observed that it does allow less friction on my saw blades(just make sure your blades are clean and sharp to begin with) I use a light nylon bristle brush with some simple green and found that it works great to remove the pitch and glue/sap from the sides, front and backs of my blade teeth. I only use frued blades for most of my cuts anyway and believe they are the best blades offered for medium amount use I put them through. The price for this product is what scared me initially especially when ground shipping was included but since I do not have a woodworking store near me, I found this to be the only viable chose for a blade/bit lubricant. I would recommend buy a can, I don't know how long it will last but intend to update this review in a few months or so.

Received this. Sprayed one coat on the electrical panel cover. Started slowing down near the end and finally completely quit. Can was about 3/4 full and nothing will come outPreviously had a can in cabinet for years and it worked till can empty. Buyer beware.

I love this stuff! I used to work at a woodworking store and sold this stuff, and it's mate GlideCote; both products are excellent metal lubricants. I apply BladeCote to all my saw blades, router bits and other cutting instruments which allows them to cut cleaner.

Perfect to use on drill bits when making pens...Keeps bit cooler and cleaner...makes drilling the blank much easier.

Gives temp relief to blades/bits, but is not some magic coating. You'll need to constantly re-coat to note anything special.Removing pitch is just as important and so is keeping the material surface slick.If you're the type who has time for so much maintenance, you will notice results in a very subtle way.I enjoy having in in the shop, but don't consider it any better than Paste Wax for most purposes on tool or surface.