Tap Magic 30004P ProTap Cutting Fluid, 4 oz. Size

gave a bottle to my son. He had a hole saw in his drill press and cut a notch in a pipe. He said it has never been so easy.

I used this cutting oil with a rethreading die on a few lug posts on my car wheel hub that I had stripped while trying to remove a rusted rotor while banging with a hand sledge and my bad aim missed and damaged a few threads on some of the studs. Worked like a champ! The oil made the rethreading job effortless!

Sure it works for what it suppose to work for buy I used it for glass drilling. Kept cool butt residue I hated cleaning off the glass. Im sure with metal it performs as it should

Saw this stuff being tested by Project Farm (Youtube) and it did well enough in his test compared to the cost of the other winners to warrant a try. Used this drilling through 1/4 plate steel and did well. Used it in conjunction with a drill doctor in between holes to keep the bit sharp, and this kept the bit cool, noise free, and helped to contain most of the drilled material until clean-up time. Be aware that there is a seal under the nozzle that you must remove first, then use a small push-pin to create a super small hole in the applicator tip (smaller the better) to keep it from flowing out too fast. Another issue Im seeing using the bottle is that the oil that eventually gets on your hands and the bottle is dissolving the painted writing on the bottle, so Tap Magic is going to need to rework that with their manufacturing group. Otherwise, this has proven to be a great value cutting oil and didnt require me to purchase $20 worth of cutting oil when i didnt need alot.

If youre cutting or drilling metal you need this stuff. Keep your bits and blades sharper and reduces cutting and drilling time.

I have used this product since 1972, it always makes cutting and tapping as smooth as can be. I love it and will continue to purchase and use it.

I dont have anything to compare it to but it worked great for me. Threaded a handful of 1/2 pipes.

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I used it to tap a hole for a bolt that holds my cold air intake box in place. Worked perfectly.

It does what it says it does. Saves on time and drill bits.