Apparently it does not contain silicone. I'm going to try this on the saw top..... which I'm beginning to recollect I may have already done and posted about a while back. Memory's the first to go, they say.
I waited about five minutes before wiping it off. It must protect the iron because it's not rusted. ;-)
Is it still tacky? I wiped mine off till it was no longer tacky, had rust the next morning.
No, it was never really "tacky". The wood didn't slide as well as I'd expected after I first used it. I don't leave it on nearly as long now and it's much better. No rust, but there is a discoloration where apparently sweat has gotten to it.
"dadiOH" wrote in news:ivha20$768$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
I picked up a wood slicer blade and the wood turner's blade from Highland. What a difference these blades make. I had the one from the riser kit on for a little while (to make sure everything worked before buying blades), and it had a definite lead and sawed poorly out of the box. The Woodslicer and Wood Turner's blade have no discernable lead and cut through the wood quite easily.
I had forgotten to adjust the upper guides with the wood slicer on, and it still cut perfectly.
Thanks for the tip.
Puckdropper
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