Champion Cutting Tool BruteLube 2 oz Tub Cutting Wax Lubricant: XLUB-WAX-2

Has helped drill out a number of broken bolts; and made far less mess than spraying cutting oil or aerosol lube. Couldn't find a similar item locally and the price was very fair.

I've used it in cutting and drilling applications, and would say that, it does it's job reasonably well. While I can't say that cutting or drilling speed was increased for any significant amount, I can surely tell that it cools down my drill bits fine, prolongs drill bit life and also, reduces flyoff of metal chips, so my workspace is clean, and I can remove almost all residue with single cloth, no need for cleaning up whole work surface. The only small drawback that I experienced is when using it on vertical surfaces, as drill bit gets hotter, this wax starts to melt and leak away from drilling place. Anyways, this is great purchase and as I can guess, It will serve me for several years - nice value!

I recently acquired a machinist's lathe and am learning to use it. I knew cutting fluid was needed and tried several things I had on hand like 3-in-1 and WD40. Then I did some research that cutting fluid is different from other oils because it has a different molecular structure. Where before I had met failure and frustration, now I can shape metal cleanly. Champion has no toxic odor and clings and spreads well on the work surface. I apply with an oil can. I wish I'd known about how well it works for all those little tap-and-die jobs I've done over the years.

Used this when drilling out steering knuckles and pitman arm for a steering upgrade and it did a fantastic job. Love how it captures all the filings and doesn't make a huge mess, helps with cutting and keeps everything from overheating. I probably have enough now for 10 more years of drilling.

Item received as described. Prompt shipping. Good quality.

Te conserva muy bien el filo de las barrenas

No oily mess and works beautifully!! Definitely will purchase more!!👍🏻

This stuff is great.I wish I knew about it 30 years ago. I buy quality drill bits like Champion and use them to drill through different types of heavy steel like I beams and galvanized 1/4" steel plate. I drilled over 140 holes in 3/8" steel for a project we were installing. In the past we had changed drill bits every 4 to 6 holes before using the Brute lube when drilling anything thicker than 1/4". With this project I dipped the drill bit into the Brute every 2 or 3 holes and finished 140 holes with the same 5/16" jobber length drill bit in a Milwaukee brushless 18 volt drill. And it still drills like new.