None. not supposed to use it with mine.

 

white lithium spray can style

 

same here

 

wd40:laughing:

 

x2, or spit :flipoff2:

 

Nothing, unless it's thicker than .120, then whatever is close to the bender.

 

Shouldn't you tell us since you sell the equipment

 

White lithium grease is what I tell my customers. I was just seeing how many are using WD-40

 

sirch newb:flipoff2:

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=560551&highlight=lube

 

This http://vansantent.com/tube_bending_machines/Tube_Bending_Lube.htm

 

Me too, wish it was a bit easier to apply though.

Use it on my dimple dies too. Figured it couldn't hurt.

 

disc brake grease...nasty but works well and is cheap!!

 

wd40

 

I used the white lithium for a while then switched to wd40. The white lithium made a mess and captured too much junk.

 

pumpsprayer with a mix of WD40, ATF, and 5W40

 

Do-All lubricant, kinda like WD-40 only better.

 

white lithium spray, then wipe it off with a rag after. Wipe down the bender every night before shutting down. Haven't tried WD40, does that work as well?

 

WD-40, It is the only use I've found for it!!!:flipoff2:

 

I guess I like white lithium because it lets the tube slide easy to check kickback. Does WD-40 do this as well as white lithium?

 

Yep.

 

WD-40 because I always seem to have some

 

wd-40 for the few times I've actually used our bender.

 

Lubriplate 130-AA stuff works quite excellent.

 

Rust.

 

AsstroGlide :grinpimp:

 

:lmao:

 

I don't lube my tubes (he, he). Instead, I spray my follower dies with Amsoil HD Metal Protector. The new JD2 dies do not mar tube so I basically just want to protect the dies and the Amsoil stuff does a nice job of that.

 

PB Blaster

 

Whipe tube clean, quick hit w/ 800 grit on the tube, EP2 Greese on the follower side keeping it off the big die, works well. Zero spring back, and no follower scuffs/damage anymore.

 

WD-40 here too. Depending on how long I have had the tub sitting around I will spray the tube with WD then wipe it with a red scotch brite pad, then with a clean rag. Load it in the bender and another quick squirt of WD on the die contact area.