Yeah, IIRC the blender technique was advised by Rosemill so as to get the MoS suspended thoroughly in the oil. Whether or not that is really necessary, I don't know. The "shaking the bottle" approach probably works just fine.

Last year, I did the blender mix. I had to put the blender on a dimmer since it only had one speed and was way too fast.... Which made the motor smoke up! lol
I have to confirm it but I believe that was 2 onces in 1/2 liter.
I kept the first oil filter to cut it up and I'll be taking the engine out this week-end to check the damage...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noCADEmU3F0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYRWCxZs1Hg

Looks likes this blender is going to be too fast as well, even on the lowest setting. What kind of switch did you use to slow yours down, just a standard wall dimmer switch from the hardware store? I wasn't aware those worked well on electric motors.

It's a cheap one speed, one serving smoothy mixer.

I used a conventional wall dimmer.

Not great since the motor did heat up, but it did the job very well and for a $10 blender, I didn't really care.

It was too difficult to film and pour at the same time, but I did add the moly into the vortex.

Received my order from Rosemill today. This is the 1-pound container of MoS2.