How do you get the core out of the center of the tool without cutting your fingers?
1282911
You don't cut all the way thru the bottom. When you get down to the bottom you move the handle and shaft around gently as you pull up on the handle and it finally comes out in one piece. The core is left in the pineapple. Our horses love the remains.
1282912
Remove the black handle of the tool by pressing the buttons on either side, then turn the tool upside down and the pineapple should slip off. Try that, see if that does it.
1282913
Hold the bottom of pineapple and move handle side to side, up and down while slowing pulling. It will give and will pull out
1282914
Core slides out easily. Used a plastic straw or a kabob skewer or a slender silverware knife.
1282915
You pop the handle off by holding the tabs on the side & then pull the handle off & push the core through with your finger.
1282916
I take the handle off, put my fingers down in the tube while the pineapple is turned upside down and it will slide out fairly easily. Good luck!
172024
So from the top - unplug the dremel, push and hold the metal pin to lock it. Twist the black metal piece, the collet nut (you might need a wrench if its tight) and then to remove the collet, which is what I believe you are asking about - I just grab mine with my fingers and twist it out. You could use pliers but its soft metal (ideally you won't need it anymore I guess) I hope this helps.
1111511
No need to puncture anything, use sharp end of knife to slowly pry the inner cap round and round, little by little until you can lift it with your fingers
906257
I usually just pry from the phillips end, then pull on the flat part of the knife end. Its easier once you get the hang of it.
1200271
easy-just take hold of one of the corers and push out and then do the one opposite. That is free it up
1918265
Hello, there is no cap, you access the tips through the shaft, grasp the main shaft, and pull out from the handle, you will then find the other six bits, it might seem like it will not come out because it is held in by spring loaded ball Bering, just pull hard, I like this tool because of the two common size torx, also remember to place bits back in place when reversing bits if you don't, the inner small shafts will disappear into the main central shaft and you will need a needle nose plier to remove the smaller shaft out of the main shaft, hope this helps,
606533
You push the silver button and turn the black ribbed piece to losen it a little. After that, you can remove the other black piece that holds the drill bit. I hope this helps!
624292
You simply pry it open with a fingernail. There is a small gap on the bottom of the unit that allows your nail to get between the top and bottom sections of the outer shell.
881687
Just flip it off gently starting in the middle. Use a piece of card stock. Do Not use a knife or screwdriver.
868885
Screw a screw into the center and once snug, pull it out. It may require a bit of muscle but it will come out. Use a large pair of pliers. Good luck
84859
We don't recommend removing either of the five blades. If absolutely needed, first the outer four are pinched off with index finger and thumb, then the middle cutter is removed by twisting it in the opposite direction of the tiny arrows, and lifting it straight up. It's usually in tight. Never do this unless you are already prepared to replace a new head attachment. We recommend soaking the head attachment in water to thoroughly clean before removing any blades.
1206821
I push it through the base using a fingernail or the bit that is currently removed, from top to bottom.EDIT: I see from the earlier replies I have been doing it wrong. :)
1670171
It's really hard but I worked mine from the tops corner down . Take a corner and try to get that out and when you have that out stick your finger under it and the rest of the corners should come up a little easier
1082915
Thank you for your question. Yes, you an remove the foot plate and guides to start a cut from the center. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
1503792
If I understand what you want to do, this is how I think it could be done. Don't push the outer tube thru, twisting as you push to desired depth, remove tool and probably using a thin sharp knife, cut out the core to be removed, probably in pieces to desired depth. There is no part of the tool that will cut the core, as it is intended to go all the way through so the plunger can then push the core out the bottom of the apple, etc.
2139359
It is removable so you can clean out the core. The push to release buttons seem reasonably strong. The thing works well so far x4. Since it is a spiral cutter, all the rings are attached one to another. This has been no problem. A sharp knife cuts them apart nicely.
1003439
To take the blade assembly out of the bottom, (cleaning, replacing, etc.) you must first undo the big silver base. It gets on tight, so this plastic wrench makes it trivial, instead of wrestling with it.