I use beeswax. It works well with most all metals, doesn't drip on anything,
and cleans up easily. Rub it in the threads of the tap and go to town with it.
The friction liquafies it enough to lubricate, and you can't spill it!
I have always heard you should use a
> cutting lubricant. (Spit is one.) I am working with brass, not iron.
> Should I
> be using a true cutting oil?
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