Fillet Knife Lubrication

[Baditude]

A couple years ago i bought an american angler electric fillet knife that came with a red grease. Well it has all but completely worn out of the inner workings and absolutely none remains on the blades when i remove them for cleaning. Any ideas on what to use as a replacement lubrication to ensure longevity ? I thought of 3 in 1 oil , but seems to me it would be too likely to run out of the connection point in a short amount of time. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

- Pete

[Billy2]

A couple years ago i bought an american angler electric fillet knife that came with a red grease. Well it has all but completely worn out of the inner workings and absolutely none remains on the blades when i remove them for cleaning. Any ideas on what to use as a replacement lubrication to ensure longevity ? I thought of 3 in 1 oil , but seems to me it would be too likely to run out of the connection point in a short amount of time. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

- Pete

Petroleum Jelly

[zebkedic]

astroglide?

[freeflow_23]

Crisco?

[ShilohRed]

Never used anything on the blades. But if I did it would be spray Pam. That way you would not have grease on the fillets.
Pete

[FisherMike]

Anything nonpetrolium.

I just let the water and blood do my lubricating.

[rango]

ive never heard tell of lubricating electric fillet knives. if its wore out id toss it and get another.

[sd_west]

vegetable oil between the baldes is what i always use...keeps the meat from getting between tha blades

[joejv4]

Don't need any lubrication at all.... then again, my fillet knife looks something like this:


:D

[Ken Kinser]

agree pam works great