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Beeswax - 32g/1oz Block
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Product Code: 998 018 |
Catalogue Page: 557 |
Available in block form this wax is used as a lubricant.
Eg. On saw blades when piercing metal it helps the blade
glide gently through the metal and assists in the pre-
vention of 'sticking'.
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Other Uses, 5 Aug 2008
By Rhona Thomson
Great for the uses advertised, but also for conditioning nylon threads, lubricating flyers on spinning wheels, and for using with parchment craft tools - every crafter should have a block, or even two
7 out of 7 people found this review useful
, 26 Jul 2008
By Susan Brand
I can confirm the beeswax does make sawing easier. It also give a beautiful finish to wooden handles. I used it melted applied with a wool buffing wheel to get a glass like finish to a knife handle.
6 out of 8 people found this review useful
