Is the blade detachable? I am planning to make a short film and it would be quite akward if they saw I had the whole blade out.
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No, none of the Ultimate FX sabers have detachable blades. And the blade is shorter than expected. It's much more of a toy than a prop.
2071761
No, blades don't retract or detach. When it lights up it looks like the light is coming up out of the handle, but the whole plastic piece is there.
1847811
Its not sharp already? I received mine as a double sided blade. I believe that in most states it is illegal to carry a double sided blade but as long as it stays in the home there is nothing to worry about
72812
Absolutely. There should be enough clearance to get the whole blade. Unless of course you have some super unique knife. I've used this a ton since receiving it for both kitchen and pocket knives
990393
I doubt it. I tried pulling the blade off and I don't see how the blades can come off. The price for this squeegee is very low so when it finally does wear out, I will just buy another one. It is a very good squeegee.
115328
In inspecting my own, there doesn't look to be a way to detach the handle. There are rivets connecting it to the peel surface, and the wooden extension seems to be glued to the metal handle.
1845362
The peeler is all one piece, none of the parts are detachable. Hope this helps.
1783819
Yes remove the blade. Totally take it apart and sanitize it. Don't take short cuts or chances with e coli or other pathogens. Be safe.
1642326
I do use Accu Sharp tools. Technically, no, you do not have to remove the blade. But, putting the blade in a vice would be more effective. Also, this particular tool, while very good for outdoor knives, trowels, and thinner metal tools, is not all that effective for thick, hardened metal tools such as lawn mower blades, shovels, etc. But, give it a shot, and let us know how it went.
687863
I recently passed through two security checkpoints with this accidentally in my carry on. It was clipped in the pocket of some pants I had packed and forgot to remove it. I didn't have a problem but I would remove the blade before flying for sure.
1045545
I've tried, and had my boyfriend try. From what I could tell, there didn't seem to be away to detach the blade.
348112
As I recall it was tricky getting that blade in because something was obstructing it, but I can't remember what. I got it in after a few minutes of fiddling around though so if you don't have it in by now send me an email and I'll take the blade off and see what I have to do to put it back in john.hawley@wright.edu.
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Mine is a little tight but comes out. I don't see any release on the sheath. The knife only goes in one way. If you or someone else put it in upside down with a lot of force, it could easily jam in the sheath
170570
I am not really sure, but thinking a little on the subject, I wonder if the serated blade might get hung up in the sharpening part? If that happened then you could not use it all? Just a thought????
694784
Yes it is detachable. Very good brush. If you're new to dry brushing apply light pressure when brushing. I love this brush it feels wonderful.
1775322
I believe mine was a easy removal with either a wing nut or something else easy to adjust. It is easy to adjust to change the angle of the blade. Personally, I wouldn't remove the blade even when storing it. It is too easy to lose the various parts that keep it together.
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The back of the blade is chamfered so it will not, but I took a file to mine and it works great now. You can also use the blade.
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Since it's actual steel, yes you could but you better know what you're doing, seeing as it's not prepared steel it will get notches more, and is more likely to be damaged if you swing it at others. Also most cons wont allow actual blades so you'd have to keep it in the sheath at all times if you did.