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RE: Any machinists on site? Q. re. aluminum stock & router bits

The aluminum bit benefits from a lubricant on it to help prevent bits of metal from sticking to the cutting edges. Kerosene is the old standby. Silicone spray lube works. Any industrial hardware stores in your area might have tapping fluids suitable for aluminum in 4 oz. or larger sizes.

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