Is the blade replaceable in this cable stripper? And if so what blade would you use?
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We ordered it at our workplace, the blade does not look like it's meant to be removed or replaced; though we've had it for awhile and it's still working great.
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I haven't found very much info on the tool at all. It's made in China, apparently, and there is not much info on replacement parts. When I need a new strip I am going to look at Fiskars replacement parts. They make scrapbooking cutting tools and hopefully I can find something there that will do the job. I have read some people flip the strip around when it gets worn to help extend the life of the strip. Sorry I can't help very much.
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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.
34080
If you are looking for a replacement cord, I'm not sure about whether you will be able to find one. But, the coax cable is not permanently attached to the antenna, so it should be replaceable. I hope this answers your question.
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I don't think it would be economical to replace the blade as the squeegie is cheaper or as cheap as new blades. and no I don't think it can be replaced anyway. Unless you clean windows more than once every 2 months (how many people do that? lol) it's worth its cost.
2050546
I usually shop online, but they are compatible with black and Decker oscillating tool blades, I bough them from walmart, they are cheaper than the proter-cable blades as well.
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The Prunning Stik does not need a blade. The nylon cable pull will stretch or loosen just from use. It can be untied slightly and re-tightened and the blade will close properly. I would suggest a lawnmower repair service to do this. I have done it so if you're game should be no problem.
224807
Yes it will work. Fiberglass is listed in the product information as a suitable surface for using the stripper.
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I believe they are available from Amazon. I've never replaced the blade myself.
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I've done a similar thing - cutting the ends off a premade cable and replacing with the connectors I want, simply because it was cheaper to hack the connectors off the premade cable than to buy bulk cable. It's easy enough to do
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I would think it wouldn't be. I have a Porter Cable router and I can remove it with no problem.
2091021
with the right cutter, yes it can be cut. As most locks and cable can be cut with the right equipment.
1201735
you can cut the end off and reterminate it as a different connector. the cable and insulation is not very thick. where the cable joins to the base is inside the unit. you can't just unscrew the supplied cable and connect a different one.
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Yes it can replace it but its hard to do it on your own. You need a lot of patience and you have to be extremely cautious with the ribbon cables as they can rip if handled roughly
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My suggestion... check with Home Depot, I am sure they have the blade that you need.
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I used a really old one at work almost exclusively for Coax (RG59 mainly, but 6 as well). A dedicated coax stripper might be better for you if you just want to do coax, but I use this for various wire types.
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No wire strippers. if you were good, you could use the wire cutters and strip with those. It's harder, but it works