I bought a stick, tried it out, called Ken and told him, I put that &hit on everything! Then I ordered two more sticks. 👍 I still have my favorite cutting oil at the drill press, but there are times when I'm drilling and I don't want oil flinging all over, Slick Stick works great at those times. Also, when drilling on vertical surfaces it doesn't run like oil. It does melt and become fluid when heated but you get a lot more of it where and when you need it, than regular cutting oil. Thanks Ken, and everyone else that works there too! 😉
I purchased a Slick Stick last week rfom you, and it is all you say it is..plus more!!! A wonderful product to be using on my CBN wheel I also bought from you... I ordered on line on a Monday evening and Thursday Morning they were both at my door, even though I placed two orders a few hours apart..... the packaging was fantastic, I also bought 2 8" white aluminum oxide stone wheels that came in the packaging and they were in perfect shape.....your wheels are even better than what you say they are.....Best Wishes from Winter Park,, Florida, Paul p.s. I did call on Friday to speak to a tech and get the low down on grit comparison.... they were very helpful and cheerful, even though it was such a minor question...... Thank You Mr Rizzo....
Looking forward to trying this out. I love the microscope. I spoke with Joe and am buying one without the screen to plug into my laptop. Keep up the good work!
@@alpster100 I just ordered one from banggood.com 50x to 1000x for $16. Can't wait to play with it to evaluate tool sharpening and the effect on cutting the wood.
When demonstrating how well this product works on the band-saw blade it would be very revealing to see a before and after demonstration. There are several other things that can effect how fast it will get through the log, like how new is the blade, how powerful is the saw, how well is the table lubricated. A before and after demo would be much more reveling. It is much quicker than my band saw but the saw is also a larger, more powerful saw than mine.
I really appreciate this video. I have the Rikon grinder and your CBN wheels but didn't know how to clean the abrasive surface. I love Slick Stick and use it on several tools in my shop. Most recently I used a tiny bit on the platform of the grinder to allow my scrapers to slide smoothly. It works great on tool rests and the bottoms of turning gouges, skews and scrapers. Just a tiny bit does the trick.
Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me
@Shiloh Khalid thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi Jesper- thanks for the question. PB blaster is a great penetrating oil so you may be able to find some of that as a substitute. The slick stick formula is a highly guarded secret and the manufacturer won't give us any info on that so I'm sorry about that part. All we know is that it has no petroleum or wax and is totally non toxic and non flammable.
I sharpened every chisel and plane I had. It got messy, but with this, a quick shot of wd40, wire brush and wipe right off. Use the wonder stick again and I’m good to go within about 15 seconds of cleaning. Am I doing it right. Dunno. But the wheel was dirty, the wheel is clean, and I’m back to sharpening within about 35 seconds.
Hi Ken I wish i'd seen this stuff before I ordered my worksharp cbn wheel duh! One question using slick stick on a bandsaw is there a possibility of residue from it affecting adhesion to the wood cut of glue or Finishes ? Cheers Andrew
Sooo...is this the official OK to routinely grind plain steel on a CBN wheel as long as you are using Slick Stick. It seemed that that was the case because I didn't hear a disclaimer like "We don't recommend you use your CBN wheel to grind plain steel (aluminum, copper, brass, etc.) but if you do, here is how to clean and restore your wheel." Thank you and going to place my order shortly.
Ever since I bought a CBN wheel, I’ve agonized over the possibility that I might ruin the wheel by accidentally sharpening plain steel instead of high-speed steel. Looks like the gods have smiled upon me. I ordered mine just a couple of minutes ago.
Sir, how does one APPLY the Slick Stick to the bandsaw? Is it a quick tap while running like with the wheel? Put it on a rag and coat? How much does one use?
Hello Ken I have a question for you , It's Really two questions , okay# 1 can I use parts from the KODIAK SHARPENING SYSTEM to upgrade the Pro Grind Sharpening System For Lathe Turning Tools, Chisels, Skews, Gouges, Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouges and More. Includes the Multi-Grind Jig for Gouges, Slotte sold by . Peachtree Woodworking Supply Inc .
I know you're not putting a lot of the Slick Stick on the blade but I'm wondering if over time it will affect the material or adhesion on the two wheels?
Jay, I'm not sure what the brand name was but I purchased it from Banggood for about $60. It can be used free standing or hooked up to a computer to capture images and videos. We mounted it to our Kodiak System for examining the CBN wheels. Very happy with it. Joe
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I bought a stick, tried it out, called Ken and told him, I put that &hit on everything! Then I ordered two more sticks. 👍 I still have my favorite cutting oil at the drill press, but there are times when I'm drilling and I don't want oil flinging all over, Slick Stick works great at those times. Also, when drilling on vertical surfaces it doesn't run like oil. It does melt and become fluid when heated but you get a lot more of it where and when you need it, than regular cutting oil.
Thanks Ken,
and everyone else that works there too! 😉
I purchased a Slick Stick last week rfom you, and it is all you say it is..plus more!!!
A wonderful product to be using on my CBN wheel I also bought from you...
I ordered on line on a Monday evening and Thursday Morning they were
both at my door, even though I placed two orders a few hours apart.....
the packaging was fantastic, I also bought 2 8" white aluminum oxide stone wheels
that came in the packaging and they were in perfect shape.....your wheels
are even better than what you say they are.....Best Wishes from Winter Park,, Florida, Paul
p.s. I did call on Friday to speak to a tech and get the low down on grit comparison....
they were very helpful and cheerful, even though it was such a minor question......
Thank You Mr Rizzo....
Looking forward to trying this out. I love the microscope. I spoke with Joe and am buying one without the screen to plug into my laptop. Keep up the good work!
I too am interested in the microscope. Where can I get one?
@@alpster100 I just ordered one from banggood.com 50x to 1000x for $16. Can't wait to play with it to evaluate tool sharpening and the effect on cutting the wood.
@@MikePeaceWoodturning great, I do not have to buy one, I'm looking forward to the TH-cam videos Mike!! Aloha from Maui
Got my 2 tubes of the magic potion, I will be cleaning my wheels tomorrow!! Aloha Ken.
we sure can see how much you can for woodturners... keep up the woodwork
Really impressive. You are just an innovation magnet! Keep up the great work. Can't wait to use it on my band saw .
Another great product from a great bunch of folks. One question - how does the slick stick react to the ceramic guides Laguna uses on their bandsaws?
When demonstrating how well this product works on the band-saw blade it would be very revealing to see a before and after demonstration. There are several other things that can effect how fast it will get through the log, like how new is the blade, how powerful is the saw, how well is the table lubricated. A before and after demo would be much more reveling. It is much quicker than my band saw but the saw is also a larger, more powerful saw than mine.
@@WoodturnersWonders Thanks for the reply Ken. It looks like an excellent product. I will be trying it.
I really appreciate this video. I have the Rikon grinder and your CBN wheels but didn't know how to clean the abrasive surface. I love Slick Stick and use it on several tools in my shop. Most recently I used a tiny bit on the platform of the grinder to allow my scrapers to slide smoothly. It works great on tool rests and the bottoms of turning gouges, skews and scrapers. Just a tiny bit does the trick.
Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me
@Shiloh Khalid thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Shiloh Khalid It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out :D
@Juelz Dante no problem xD
I am really impressed. I cannot find neither Slick Stick nor PB Blaster in Europe. Do you know of dealers in The EU or equivalents to the two brands?
Hi Jesper- thanks for the question. PB blaster is a great penetrating oil so you may be able to find some of that as a substitute. The slick stick formula is a highly guarded secret and the manufacturer won't give us any info on that so I'm sorry about that part. All we know is that it has no petroleum or wax and is totally non toxic and non flammable.
Hi Ken - Is there any guideline for how often you will need to apply Slick Stick to your CBN wheel? Perhaps after sharpening "X" number of tools?
I sharpened every chisel and plane I had. It got messy, but with this, a quick shot of wd40, wire brush and wipe right off. Use the wonder stick again and I’m good to go within about 15 seconds of cleaning.
Am I doing it right. Dunno. But the wheel was dirty, the wheel is clean, and I’m back to sharpening within about 35 seconds.
This sounds so cool… what about a diamond plate for sharpening chisels and plane blades?
I think I have excess build up even after using slick stik…what is the automotive cleaner you mentioned?
Many thanks.
Hi Ken I wish i'd seen this stuff before I ordered my worksharp cbn wheel duh! One question using slick stick on a bandsaw is there a possibility of residue from it affecting adhesion to the wood cut of glue or Finishes ? Cheers
Andrew
Can I use Parts like the Kodiak Swivel Head + Sliding Arm Assembly can I use them on the Pro Grind Sharpening System that they sell on Amazon
Sooo...is this the official OK to routinely grind plain steel on a CBN wheel as long as you are using Slick Stick. It seemed that that was the case because I didn't hear a disclaimer like "We don't recommend you use your CBN wheel to grind plain steel (aluminum, copper, brass, etc.) but if you do, here is how to clean and restore your wheel." Thank you and going to place my order shortly.
@@WoodturnersWonders Thank you...EXCELLENT!
Ok, it works well on CBN wheels, what about sharpening carbide with a diamond wheel. Would it still work?
@@WoodturnersWonders Thank you.
Ever since I bought a CBN wheel, I’ve agonized over the possibility that I might ruin the wheel by accidentally sharpening plain steel instead of high-speed steel. Looks like the gods have smiled upon me. I ordered mine just a couple of minutes ago.
On a bandsaw dose the slickstick cause any problems for the tires?
Sir, how does one APPLY the Slick Stick to the bandsaw? Is it a quick tap while running like with the wheel? Put it on a rag and coat? How much does one use?
Hello Ken I have a question for you , It's Really two questions , okay# 1 can I use parts from the KODIAK SHARPENING SYSTEM to upgrade the Pro Grind Sharpening System For Lathe Turning Tools, Chisels, Skews, Gouges, Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouges and More. Includes the Multi-Grind Jig for Gouges, Slotte sold by . Peachtree Woodworking Supply Inc .
I know you're not putting a lot of the Slick Stick on the blade but I'm wondering if over time it will affect the material or adhesion on the two wheels?
Ken, what model and style microscope did you use for the wheels?
Jay, I'm not sure what the brand name was but I purchased it from Banggood for about $60. It can be used free standing or hooked up to a computer to capture images and videos. We mounted it to our Kodiak System for examining the CBN wheels. Very happy with it.
Joe
How many ounces in a stick?
Does this mean if I use Slick Stick I can grind mild steel with my CBN wheels and it will not ruin the CBN wheels?
What's in it? Or should I ask; What's in it that I don't want getting to my liver?