does it take a U-shank or a T blade
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Interesting question. I used u-shank. I cannot say if it also takes t-blade, though another person responded to you that it takes both.
1015187
Not the old screw in type, I believe its the bayonet type. They're actually called T-shank.
604893
There's no guide but if you're on a straight cut and deep enough you can guide yourself with the blade. It cuts in a straight line better with the front wheels separated.
2155624
Yes, It comes with a standard use blade, Different tasks and materials use different blades though. good luck and enjoy it!
776452
This uses a Carbide Cutter - not a stone. Timberline Chainsaw Sharpener can be used on virtually all chainsaws. Most chains come in 3 standard sizes. Typically, chain size is relative to saw size. Larger more powerful saws use large chain while smaller saws use small chain. If you don't know what chain your saw has look on the bar for the indicated chain size (pitch). Go to http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/ for info. Thanks
1141431
It is supposed to use both types of blades. I pulled out the blades I have been using and they T shank blades.
1587380
Yeah it will take any of the standard bits Milwaukee, hougan, etc, as long as it's the same size shank
2098886
No, pretty straight-forward. I normally take the blades off for sharpening in the spring. I pull the mower deck to do it because it only takes a few minutes and it's a good time to clean and lube anyway. I damaged a blade last weekend, the right side one, and was able to change the blade without removing the deck. I'm not sure you could do the left one that way because it's harder to reach. If you are having trouble, some idiot probably used an impact wrench at 300 ft-pounds. You should just be able to hold the blade and turn the nut with a big wrench.
2078269
As far as I can tell from the picture the answer is yes. I bought some Bosch t shank blades and they work fine.
294697
Yes, just get a metal cutting blade. Make sure you wear your safety goggles.
2252835
Bosch makes very good t-shank blades. Which blades you want depends on what you're using it for. Metal blades are very different than wood blades. Each package of blades shows the purpose for which they are designed. They sell assorted sets too.
1310117
I personally like this Andis trimmer with the T Blades as they let you see what your cutting better with the wide blades ... They cut exactly the same the only difference being the Professional 04603 Outliner II Personal Trimmer can have Guides attached to it and the T Blade trimmer cannot . Its really just a matter of personal Preference
1347632
It is compatible with both. I have blades of both types and they both fit securely. Though I would point out that the T-shank is a bit trickier to insert.
2194958
No, based on a search of your model you'd need the U-shank and it looks like a u-shank with the hole.http://media.insidewoodworking.com/jigsaw-blades-u-vs-t-shank-b1.jpg
314339
The blades should work, since the B & D JS660 advertises that it takes both T-shank and U-shank blades.
1557293
No. I believe you are referring to the raker. I use a flat file and a depth guage that came with a sharpening file I got for my saw before I bought the Timberline
1369575
Thank you for your question. The Bosch T5002 is a T-shank jigsaw blade set designed for jigsaws that accept T-shank blades. Your Multitool would have to accept T-shank jigsaw blades in order for the blades to work. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).