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Should I put any lubricant on the metal runners of my dry cutter?
If so what should I use?
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i use wd40 or 3 in 1 oil......

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Wd40 Is What I Use Also.
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Silicone spray.....less attractive to dust and therefore will cause less wear in the long term.

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You could use pledge polish spray. Believe it or not but it contains exactly the right things to lubricate your cutter and make your customer's house smell nice at the same time. It's also cheaper than buying expensive lubrucants. This comes from the manufacturers so don't be put off by anyone who says not to use it.

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