Can you remove the blade and exchange it with another Oster blade size, or does the adjustable feature make that impossible?
1749416
It is an adjustable blade clipper competitive with Andis Master. The blades are easy to change compared to other adjustable clippers, they snap on and off. This means they are aligned properly by the factory. But, they are not the changeable blade arrangement of an Oster 111 or 89. The adjustable goes fro 000 to #1 just like Andis and Wahl.
1749417
I can't definitively say whether non-adjustable Oster blades will fit this trimmer; but there aren't many online vendors claiming to sell replacement blades for the Juice. And when they do, the blades are always adjustable.Your best hope might be an adjustable replacement blade that covers a wider set of lengths. I just replaced my Juice blade and found such blades available.
805732
No not interchangable as far as my experience goes. Found mounting methods differ greatly on the mowers which are not always reprasented well by aftermarket blade manufacturers
881716
I have not had the need to change the blade yet, but I would imagine that the procedure is covered in the owners manual and probably changes in the same manner as any other circular saw.
99789
No, the blade is fixed by a cap screw. So you need to unscrew and screw back whenever you change the blade.
1350416
None of the oster blades will leave 1' 1/2" or longer. However, u can buy a universal adapter guard that fits on the oster blade giving u the desired length. This is the way to go because you get your desired length, without sacrificing the quality of the cut. Everyone who uses the oster clippers and blades know the quality of the cut is second to none!!! Do an internet search for the universal adapter compatible with you model and blade of oster, and you will not be disappointed!!!! Hope that helps
113489
I bought a replacement blade, used a flat barber's sanding block to sharpen the face and manually filed in between the blade teeth. I assume no liability for this practice as it not recommended by the manufacturer. The blade is fixed and cannot be adjusted any closer.
933590
I'm not sure, but I'd call Oster and ask. I called customer service when I broke mine (looking for a replacement), & the guy on the phone said to go to Amazon, it would be much cheaper. So I think you'll get good, honest advice from Oster customer service.
71318
I'm not sure! I do know that this one comes with an adaptor that can connect with other non removal blade ones. That's a good question, you can always purchase it and if it doesn't fit then always return I suppose. Or ask the seller directly! Hope this somewhat helps!
1195999
I don't know of any way you can adjust the blade to make the cut thinner and there is no zester attachment.
231526
You really DON'T want to do that. It'll most likely require removing the blade guard and that's NOT a good thing. That being said - UNPLUG IT, remove the existing blade (and NOT the guard) and see if the bigger one fits SAFELY inside the guard. Spin it by hand while raising and lowering the guard. If you have 100% clearance, then its OK to use. The slightest rub - and the solution is to buy a new saw or another blade. Stay SAFE....
2220513
No adjustments can be made. Would need to cut it with the right type of saw.
590771
I believe you can, but you might have to get a different blade than the stock one.
706422
You would have to buy the blades that you want to use at about $15.00 each. However, changing blades is very easy, unlike on some cheaper models. On the Oster they snap in and out without a problem.
1541041
There are two bolts that, when removed, allow the blade to be removed. As to replacing it, I must query the vendor for part number and source. Hope this helps.
1337275
No, definetly do not try to adjust anything. The blades are difficult to put in purposefully. I put mine in by striking the end of the blade (not to hard) on my workbench top. Basically the opposite of removing the blade.
1179162
Yes the blades can be adjusted, I discovered this after buying a pair and was asked if I would be using them to shave. There was a guy who adjusted the blades. I tried to do it with another pair and one end was higher then the other and this caused the clipper to pinch. It's a precision adjustment that call for good eyes.
89338
No you have to get different length blades for each side. one blade does not fit all.