How does the blade come out? Is it like a butterfly?
364262
No it comes out the front like a ww2 paratrooper knife , their is a cam and gear system , the handles pull apart at the back and the blade pivots out the front . But it is mechanically done and is very awkward. If you are looking for a spring assist out the front knife the scrade viper 2 would be a much better option.
364263
Do a Google search for "paratrooper knife" or "pantographic knife" to see the action.
940375
it has a assisted flip out like a folder it come out very easily by pulling lever on the backside of the knife. check youtube for a better look
266176
If you look where the blade came out, you'll see a serrated edged piece of metal. Push it aside to put the blade away
352476
There is a small white plastic piece that covers the edge of the blade. It pushes out to expose the blade...its a safety feature.
594183
On the inside of the handle is a silver piece you push over and the blade closes. :)
2088621
you extend the butterfly handle and turn it to release/unlatch the latch and open? Hope this helps.
1725379
Very simple removal with two wing nuts. Suggest when blade is removed that you place wing nuts back on tool for safe keeping.
908127
The blade is arced. It only skivs up to half an inch in one pass, even though the blade is much wider.
729144
A. The blade is designed to pop right out.B. No; this knife is garbage. Mine lasted less than a dozen opens before the liner lock gave out and the blade had an inch of play.
928904
The blade is a unit that simply slips over the center post. The blade are attached, not removable from the plastic that they are imbedded in. It should simply lift off the center post. If is doesn't come off easily, then you will need to contact Oster and complain. I was very unhappy with this appliance. I used it once and then donated it to a charity. Better to spend the money and buy a small Cuisinart... they actually work the way they are supposed to.
502974
Its a switchblade where it comes out of the end. Although it is a little difficult/awkward to use the switch that opens and closes it. Honestly I would not recommend it. Not exactly they best, when you have it in your hand it makes it feel like it was cheaply made!
2103361
The blade is removed from the device by rotating a lever that releases the blade. To insert another, you rotate the lever, insert the blade, and release the lever.
1253236
You pull it out in the same time you push the secure line below the blade... Hard to explain jajaj hope it was clear
711583
There is a "butterfly" nut where the blade is that you can loosen to move the blade out or in for thinner or thicker pealing. Tighten nut when done. I had to adjust mine when mine was new and it made a world of difference.
1870057
There is a spring in the handle that will lock the blade in the open position. It is located in the cutout area of the handle. Just push the spring to the side and the blade can then be closed into the handle. It is similar to a knife which the blade is locked in the open/extended position.
957821
Right where the blade and handle come together as you are looking at the sharpe side the blade to the right side of the blade in the handle there is a small piece with jagged edge on it. You push this slightly to the side towards the handle and it releases the blade to close it. This is very hard to explain on the comment section. It is just a small piece of metal with jagged edge next to the blade you push towards the handle and the blade releases. I hope this helps.
1725378
There is a wing nut to remove the blade. There is also 2 positive stops to keep the blade open or closed for storage. I find the wing nut to be adequately sized so it can be securely tightened by hand even with gloves on.