is the blade attached with a scew?
295710
The blade and associated gear turn freely on their own spindle, not connected to the drive handle which turns the can. This opener has exceeded my expectations and despite its plastic construction looks as though it will last many years
1631840
No, Its forced out from rotation of blade. Its a good planer. Ive used for Cedar, Cherry and walnut with no problems or blade change.
496668
Yes. There are screws with the blades. I went to look at a new package to make sure and there are screws in the package.
2029874
Yes. It is fixed in place like a disposable razor. There is no swivel or pivot. The trac2 has a pair of wings or rails that the blade slides onto and holds the blade in place.
40935
Yes, and there is no wiggle to the blade once open. I have had one as my EDC and so far so good. For the price you can not go wrong.
1316464
the blade is on the arbor. Haven't used it yet but it looks to be decent blade. Carbide, fairly thin kerf. But yes there is a blade.
928909
I don't think the Blade comes off, If it is broke you have to re-order, You can call Oster there number is in the Little booklet that comes with it
1122518
it seems the blade and handle are just fitted together and maybe glued, its fairly secure tho the handle is hollow half way thru
1598367
CPO says no. But from using this model the blade stops quickly enough you would think it has one. Maybe a couple seconds.
1816276
No the blade is just a straight shape edge. There are holes throught the blade above the edge so what you are cutting does not adhear to the blade.
954646
Yes. It has a hard plastic insert inside the sheath to protect it from the blade.
281475
No, but the blade is real heavy duty, I use it on a gravel and black drive with no problems
1559555
The photo is not accurate. Mine came with ONE "blade". This is a fine tool and I think a very valuable one. I always carry it with me when I go to my carving clubs. Easy to use but it can be delicate if you are not careful. Think of it as a lemon/lime zester that you can use on wood. Although I use all the extra blades I purchased separately, I use the round one the most.
63212
No. The blade component extends into the hollow handle about one inch (of the four-five inch handle). It appears affixed to the handle by a little six sided bolt into the blade and a hollow cross base on the inside of the hollow handle through which the end of the blade fits inside. Perhaps that end of the blade is glued into the handle cross brace. I accidentally bought a second one of these and I'm looking forward to giving it to a friend of mine with 30 wooded/marshy acres in Wisconsin. Probably my favorite economical survival knife. It's a heavy piece of shiny metal with all those extras.
2185969
Yes it is. I damaged my blade by cutting on some hidden chain-link fencing. Fiskars was kind enough to send me a replacement blade - their upgraded titanium blade. One bolt replaces it.
51887
No. I used it as received. It seemed plenty sharp to me for a lawnmower blade.
945326
Yes, there is a small rubber washer, more like an O-ring, that is integral to the blade assembly.