Is the blade removeable in this version?
2090309
It is the fixed blade version. I prefer it this way. Very secured and can really light saber spar with another blade. Yeah. Got two just for this purpose. Awesome.
1141445
Yes. And the blades and the back are also removeable with the aid of a screwdriver.
1515922
If you mean the grip itself, No it's not removeable. After using mine for a while, it's a must, feels much better than a standard stock.
487267
Lift the blade cover from the back and rinse between the blades. You can't actually remove the blade themselves.
353835
No, this model only has the single blade that is not removable but it is adjustable.
1041008
Yes u can, there is a small screw in the end of the knife,that when removed will let the clip slide out.Hope this helps.
1342109
Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look generally terrible). Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look... » Read More Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look generally terrible). « Show Less
1653253
If your referring to the bolt that holds the blade on, then no. I think they made an improvement to the newer model, not entirely sure though.
2116009
Hello Andy, Yes. It can be removed. But we recommend to keep it there as the recommend way to carry the knife is put it on the belt clip for safety reason. Many blessings, BlizeTec
532391
The blade is not removable. It gets food stuck underneath the blade and you cannot clean it. It's kinda gross.
1688599
No. The thumb button on the side of the knife releases the blade when pushed upward.
1583105
It is, but it isn't like ultrasabers blades where they are interchangeable with other blades. I have the Darth Maul removable blade and Kit Fisto removable blade force fx sabers and you can take the blades out but can't use the blades in the other saber. Hope that helps.
2055276
Not sure if you can take the slicer off. I love mine though. I works great.
1203251
Yes, it is fixed. Blade easy to change. My husband has been very pleased with it.
1337273
No, I don't think so - Ive never removed the silver clip thing to change blades, anyway. Just use firm, steady pressure, bracing the blade against your workbench while holding the handle. Be careful not to bend the blade, though. You might try putting a coat of wax on the blades also - not only will that help protect it from rust and cut down friction while cutting, but it might make it a bit easier to get in and out of the handle too.
1461418
I read the instructions and it doesn't say you can remove the blade. It does say if you get a nick in the blade you can use a fine toothed file or sharpening stone to remove the nick. Hope this helps you.
1692990
Sorry, no. The blade is molded in place. However, it is very hard series 400, medical grade stainless steel, and should last a long time.