This looks like there is no way to tighten it unless there is a screw back that is not shown. How long is the blade?
1488547
Yes there is a screw and the blades are 4". These a very sturdy shears. I cut all my food with them, from meats to pizza and more.
1488548
Yes, there is a nut on the back side for tightening. The blades are about 3 1/4" in length.
1435823
As far as I know the screws are able to be tightened down to hold it together, and the bit should be a small torx screw driver (I wouldn't know the exact size). Nonetheless if all else fails a simple duct tape job on the blade handle will usually hold it together.
2110736
Get a screwdriver and really get in there, it'll tighten! Just took a lil more than a few twists.
1403719
The distall end of this tool appears to be fixed, with no way to remove. Perhaps you could contact Black & Decker or do an internet search to see if there is an "owners or operating manual" for this tool.
948818
with the blade facing up look into the space where the blade pivots you will see a lever just squeeze the lever towards you and the blade will come loose
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.
2048057
It's called jimping. There is no purpose to have it the length of the back of the blade. I have a tiger shark elite from SOG with the same design, and you aren't going to notch anything with it without a great deal of effort. You really only need jimping at the spot where your thumb would hit the back of the blade just above the handle to help with controlling the knife.
137047
Once you get it adjusted where you want it you can tighten a set screw and it'll just go to that length and stop, works great
1069699
It does not come with a tool to tighten. However, certain types of screwdrivers can tighten it no 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.
247168
Use the same hardware as the original blade- it does not come with any. There are no directions. It is important to center the blade as the cutouts for attaching to blade holder are slightly different (than original equip.). Checking balance is helpful- a screwdriver (round) shaft will suffice in a pinch- the correct tool is a five dollar teeter balance It is a rugged blade.
700515
There is a Philips screw and a hex nut on the blade portion to change blades and adjust tension. As seen in the picture.
1114285
not sure what you mean by screw! the thumb lock should be in place under the blade once opened. if you mean the nub on the blade to assist with opening? then it should have been on it. if ether of these pieces are missing you received a defective product. if you need replacement pieces then contact seller or manufacturer . hope this helps!
413817
On the blade end of the handle there should be a little black plastic piece blocking the knife from closing. Push that back to the side it comes from
1246057
You should be able to tighten the screw down and that'll make it more difficult to lock. There's 3 parts there, the screw, the locking piece and a small washer. Take the screw out entirely and check that it wasn't stripped then reinstall and tighten down. If it doesn't fix it I recommend you order a new screw/lock/washer set from felcostore.com. If you need any additional parts (like a blade or spring) order it too.
106124
You have to take out the screw and pull it apart. You will also find your blades once you take it apart.
1846951
There is no lock on the blade height. I haven't noticed any movement up or down once the blade height is set.