Review on 🔪 CRL Professional Glass Cutter Oil - 4 fl oz by Lori Aguirre

First of all, what is cutting oil? The cutting oil is mainly mineral oil. It may contain some additives to reduce viscosity, but it is actually a mineral oil. So do you need it? Yes. Like, like, something like. You must use lube with your cutter when cutting glass. You'll get more consistent results and extend the life of your flashlight. But there are a number of petroleum distillates that are suitable lubricants, such as sewing machine oil, lamp oil, baby oil, and even kerosene! Finally, what about this particular product? The main problem is lubrication, but then viscosity. You want the product to be thin enough to flow freely when used, but thick enough that it doesn't leak everywhere. Instead of figuring out which "light oil" is right for you, spend a few more bucks and buy it.