How do you change the blade?
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Also I have looked for replacement blades at Michael's and Hobby Lobby, looks like they will have to be ordered from Fiskars or Amazon.
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Hi, this is Mike. I have not had too change out mine yet but did look at it. If you look at the orange cutting head you will see an orange knob type lever. You will then need to slide it all the way to the unlocked position and it has black print to designate lock and unlocked position. Once in unlocked position you will need to grab the orange circular casing that holds the blade then wiggle and pull outward at the same time and it will unsnap from the main unit. The blade and the orange housing are replaced as an assembly to protect you from being cut by the sharp blade. Once that is removed simply snap in the new blade and housing into them main unit and slide the orange lever back to the locked position and you should be good to go. Hope this helps. Thanks, Mike
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yes just unscrew the bottom of the handle and the blade guard comes off from the top completely to change the blade. it is a relatively simple mechanism.
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Should be a blade lock...Why are you changing the blade anyways?It should be sharp and brand new.
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It is easy to change blades. Just undo the Allen bolts. I suggest getting a professional to sharpen the blade.
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You are supposed to turn the blade, but it gets stuck. The whole thing does not work - don't buy it. I returned the one I got.
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You have to unscrew the blade to change, it does not pop off like a clipper. Don't know if an Oster t-blade will work.
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For the record, there are "instructions" inside the cardboard of the packaging, but they're mostly worthless. If you have any questions concerning blade adjustment or parts replacement, then go here: http://www.felcostore.com/maintenance
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You will need to have Double Edged blades with you, popular brands include Feather, Astra, Personna, Derby, Gillette 7'o'clock, etc. Actually changing the blades on the razor is very easy. This is a 3 piece razor - which means you can disassemble the razor into 3 pieces. The 3 pieces are the handle, the base plate with the safety bar, and the final top post. To install the blade please see the attached link for an image that makes it easier to understand.http://www.shaverhut.com.au/muhle-r41-safety-razor-tooth-comb-chrome.htmlHope this helps.
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You take that grey cover off (snaps) on the side and there is a metric allen head screw that you loosen to change the blade. Use a piece of scrap wood under the teeth of the blade to hold it from turning while you loosen/tighten the screw.
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I haven't used mine enough to warrant changing the blade. I really don't have an answer to your question. Sorry.
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Gerald,Changing blades is quite straight forward. Hold the razor in the middle of the handle and turn the knurled part of the handle shaft at the bottom until you can lift the top part of the head from the body.You will see that this mentioned top part of the head has a thread shaft that screws into the handle.Once you do this the rest is self-explanatory; nonetheless just slide the blade onto the threaded shaft, insert the blade and top head into the handle and tighten.
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Check your manual, but I'm pretty sure you have to completely remove the end of the blade clamp. You can then thread it back on while holding the blade in place. Good luck, the Rockwell is a great tool, but those blades are pricey$
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Swivel the locking lever and pop it out. It's not hard to do. Take the old blade with you to the store as there is a bewildering selection.
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There is a curved piece on the blade, it snaps on just like the front ones. push down pull it away reverse to put on new one
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Yes, it's as simple as just screwing down the two screws. Shouldn't take more than one minute to replace the blade.
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There's a switch up near the ceiling that you just flip to change the blade direction.
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There is a tab that you have to push out where the blade meets the handle. Simple once you know how to do it.