AtlantaSteve
Active Member
In the past, my drilling has always been pretty simple, and there wasn't much need for lubricant. Everything worked like it was supposed to without lubrication.
But as I'm getting more into it, and my drilling is becoming a lot more intense, I've found that drilling without lubrication just isn't working. The problem is, I've never needed lubrication for my drilling before, so I don't know what kind to use.
Tonight I just used whatever I had laying around, but I'm sure there are better, more appropriate lubricants designed for the job.
Any thoughts? What lubricants do you use when you drill?
Seriously, I used WD40 tonight. That can't be right. What should I be using.
But as I'm getting more into it, and my drilling is becoming a lot more intense, I've found that drilling without lubrication just isn't working. The problem is, I've never needed lubrication for my drilling before, so I don't know what kind to use.
Tonight I just used whatever I had laying around, but I'm sure there are better, more appropriate lubricants designed for the job.
Any thoughts? What lubricants do you use when you drill?
Seriously, I used WD40 tonight. That can't be right. What should I be using.