Do this blade work on a toastmaster electric knife?
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We have only bought the Mister Twister filet knife, so I have no idea if it will work on other knives.
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Lori, Even though I have never tried it. My educated guess is that yes it would. My knife goes thru foam like butter so this might take a bit longer but still do the job. Sam
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Im sure it would. Its worked on all of my knives so far. I dont see why it would have a problem with yours.
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Yes you can, but with this proviso: the knife blades are held together at the tip by a small brad that you assemble the blades together with. It is best if that brad is flush with the connected blade and does not protrude outward farther than the spaces between the "fingers" of the bread slicer. My searches for that type of electric knife proved impossible.I have an older GE electric bread slicer that meets that criteria, but it really is not sharp enough, but works.I found you need the ability to move the blades back and forth to get smooth cuts, that don't damage the cutting surface too much. A brad that sticks out past the blade prevents that. Yes you can, but with this proviso: the knife blades are held together at the tip by a small brad that you assemble the blades together with. It is best if that brad is flush with the connected blade and does not protrude outward farther than the spaces between the "fingers" of the bread slicer. My searches for that type of electric knife proved impossible.I have an older GE electric bread slicer that meets that criteria, but it really is not sharp enough, but works.I found you need the ability to move the blades back and forth to get smooth cuts, that don't damage the... » Read More Yes you can, but with this proviso: the knife blades are held together at the tip by a small brad that you assemble the blades together with. It is best if that brad is flush with the connected blade and does not protrude outward farther than the spaces between the "fingers" of the bread slicer. My searches for that type of electric knife proved impossible.I have an older GE electric bread slicer that meets that criteria, but it really is not sharp enough, but works.I found you need the ability to move the blades back and forth to get smooth cuts, that don't damage the cutting surface too much. A brad that sticks out past the blade prevents that. « Show Less
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If the holes line up it should work but I am sure you'll need to make some modifications on the configuration of the handle. Assuming the Black Jack holes are aligned what is the dimension between them. Also, if the knife you have is an original I'd consider leaving it alone.
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Yes it will. I have that tool and use these blades with it. Will work 100 percent with no issues.
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I have found that the only use for an electric knife is slicing bread... it works great!!
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Don't buy it ! it is a piece of trash ! I have bought it and another one that was plastic and it was the same ! The reason is it is SOOOO rickty you can not slice bread as well as if you had neither.But to answer your question ,you could get the electric knife in SOME of the slots as they are so uneven !
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Yes. It will. But I don't know why you'd bother with the old ones even if you have a case of them lying around. The ones Irwin makes work so much better. They are more securely pinned down. They wobble less. And they have breakaway tips so that when one gets dull, rather than opening up the knife and replacing it, half of the time you snap it off and continue working with a new edge.
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Yup. It will toast one slice at a time with no problem. Same with bagels, muffins and the like.
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I don't know, but I used it on other serrated knifes.. (like a bread knife) and also on a non serrated small paring knife. It was successful on both.
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It would work on a larger, thicker blade pocket knife fine. I have a SOG with a 3.5" blade that it works fine on, but I don't know how well it would work on a smaller Old Timer knife blade. Good luck!
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The knife guide gaps are 2 mm. So as long as your electric knife blade width is less than 2 mm, should be fine.
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Hi. It may but the full width is 5 1/4 and the thickness is 1 1/4. So far it's been a really good toaster, just make sure (as with any appliance) to check your timing settings to make sure you get the results you want. Best regards. Rick
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YeS IT WILL , thats what i put i installed it on.You will have to remove side panel to take blade on and off
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It fits my DWE7491RS perfectly. I use it as a throat plate for dado cutting, so I don't raise teh blade to full height. I haven't tried it for a regular blade: you may need to modify it a little for the riving knife/guard bracket if you want to use a regular blade at full height. I'm buying another one for that purpose and will see how well it works.
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Yes it does, I used this knife to clean a couple turkeys and it worked like a charm. It's lightweight, I thought it was a little bigger than it is but overall it's a great blade.