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some one mentioned in another thread about keeping your rails clean I dont want to hijack the thread as its asking for advise on which machine to buy, so have ... -
lubricating rail cutters
some one mentioned in another thread about keeping your rails clean I dont want to hijack the thread as its asking for advise on which machine to buy, so have started another thread
I have two rubi 50s , ones a pocket which I bought for splashies as it sits nice on a worktop and was easy to carry in my kitchen fitting gear
they are both showing their age and usage but work well with no play on the head
I was advised when buying my first rubi to use graphite powder on the rails and have done since
you can buy this from locksmiths or decent hardware shops, its not dear
I was wondering how others lubricated their rail cutters
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Re: lubricating rail cutters
WD40 on TS40 &60 and pocket 40. Cheers Sean
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Re: lubricating rail cutters
WD40 for me too- easy and cheap...
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The Following User Says Thank You to connelltiling For This Useful Post:
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Re: lubricating rail cutters
I thought WD40 ruined the bushes on the Rubi machines ? On my Sigma I use a silicone free spray that I got from an engineering supply shop. Its dry so dust doesnt stick to it.
WD40 will make the machine feel better but at a price !!!
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mikethetile (08-10-2010), SandyFloor (08-10-2010)
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Re: lubricating rail cutters
I use a silicone spray too....... Guys at Diatech warned me off using WD40.
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Re: lubricating rail cutters
Rubi do advise not to use WD40..
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