Ultra S/P cutting oil

[Batmanacw]

I was given a small bottle of this stuff at the flea market by a vendor. He is selling bigger bottles for $12.





So far it stays where you put it and it doesn't seem to boil off like my beloved dark cutting oil. Much less smoking and less lung irritation. The drill bit stays wet. It stays on taps really well too.

The consistency is between honey and dark cutting oil.

If the guy comes to the flea market this Sunday I'll buy a couple bigger bottles.


The funny part is that I don't particularly think it's better than any of the many quality cutting oils I have on the shop. It just have a good first impression. It works nicely. That's why I'm curious if there is a following for it.

 

[ChazzC]

I was given a small bottle of this stuff at the flea market by a vendor. He is selling bigger bottles for $12.

So far it stays where you put it and it doesn't seem to boil off like my beloved dark cutting oil. Much less smoking and less lung irritation. The drill bit stays wet. It stays on taps really well too.

The consistency is between honey and dark cutting oil.

If the guy comes to the flea market this Sunday I'll buy a couple bigger bottles.


The funny part is that I don't particularly think it's better than any of the many quality cutting oils I have on the shop. It just have a good first impression. It works nicely. That's why I'm curious if there is a following for it.

Found it in a couple of places (here & here), SDS attached. Frontier was the only page that had pricing, so $12 from your local guy is reasonable.

 

[Aukai]

It is available from several sources online, I would like to try it.

96070 Ultra S/P Cutting Lubricant 16oz - Google Search

 

[MyLilMule]

I have been using AnchorLube for years.

https://www.amazon.com/Anchorlube-A...d=1689271273&sprefix=anchorlub,aps,171&sr=8-1

 

[MikeWi]

anchorlube looks interesting, but looks like a PITA to clean up?

 

[Aukai]

When I have used Anchor lube it sits like toothpaste, and I question how it gets down in the hole while drilling SS if your not supposed to peck? I must say that I know nothing about drilling dynamics, it's just something that makes me go hummmm.

 

[Batmanacw]

I have been using AnchorLube for years.

https://www.amazon.com/Anchorlube-All-Purpose-Metalworking-Compound-8oz/dp/B098MPVTPM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=JG67E2D4BGQ6&keywords=anchorlube&qid=1689271273&sprefix=anchorlub,aps,171&sr=8-1

I'm not looking for more options. I'm asking if anyone uses the cutting oil in the original post.

 

[Batmanacw]

It is available from several sources online, I would like to try it.

96070 Ultra S/P Cutting Lubricant 16oz - Google Search

It looks like the oil in the original post is somewhat related to Norseman.

 

[ChazzC]

When I have used Anchor lube it sits like toothpaste, and I question how it gets down in the hole while drilling SS if your not supposed to peck? I must say that I know nothing about drilling dynamics, it's just something that makes me go hummmm.

You can dilute it with water per the manufacturer (I forget the ratio).

 

[ChazzC]

anchorlube looks interesting, but looks like a PITA to clean up?

It can be, and as noted by JoeP & others will stain machine surfaces if not removed in a timely manner.