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![]() A friend of mine insists that you should use [any] oil (he uses olive oil) when using a hacksaw. He says that it keeps the blade from wearing out but does not impede the cutting. I just can't quite understand this. I understand that the blade's job is to have the teeth bite (and not wear through the item via friction heat) but it just seems to me that oil will make it nearly impossible for the teeth to grab hold of the item. Can anyone shed light on this? |
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