I have this Ninja, but really want to use the dough blade (doesn't come with this version). If I order just the dough blade, would it work?
1314545
I don't think so. I had the version you have and have the one with the dough blade now and the blade setup is different so I do not think it would work. The dough blade I have has too big of a whole to work with the ninja you have
1314546
I have no idea. I use my KitchenAid Mixer for dough. I cannot imagine it would be good for the motor. The instructions with the Ninja warn users to "pulse" blade to avoid overheating the motor.
1866044
I don't know. I suggest that you go to the Ninja people and ask them. That's what I would do.
1388017
I have a 1970s bar mixer. Hamilton Beach said that they did not have replacement parts available and wanted to sell me a new product. Decided to take a chance and ordered the replacement blade assembly, and found out that they are basically all the same, except for the quality. The blade assembly that I ordered was a commercial one that has lasted a lot longer than the one previous to it. For what little they cost, if you like the mixer that you have, I'd take a chance and see if it'll fit. Hope this helps.
878651
That was me. There should be a blade. Mine was a glitch. :-). They did send me a new blade. I love this rotary cutter now.
523564
No, it comes with a chopping blade and a shredding, dicing, slicing plate blade. but you can do dough in it with the regular chopping blade that comes with it. The chopping blade chops, purees and mixes dough as well. Works great for pie crust doughs!
1055550
Yes, it has a dough blade. I have not used it for dough, as I prefer to "kneed" dough with my Kitchen Aid stand mixer. I have used the dough blade to make meatloaf. I pulse the meat mixture together using the dough blade....works great!
821275
Mine did not. it was just a little bit different so it wouldn't clip down so I ended up discarding my ultimate chopper blade and just using the chef pro. Shucks, thought I would have a spare blade.
66965
Nowhere in the manufacturers literature does it mention a dough blade or that it can produce dough. Food processors are higher speed than a mixer, I highly suggest a mixer for that process, Right tool for the right job Have a great Day
1273107
Well, I would suggest that you contact Cuisinart to be sure this blade is compatable.
1632854
Just pull off old blade carefully from shaft. As far as models that they fit it seems that direction of blade rotation is most important issue in ordering. Not sure of fit for other models.
1135059
No it's just the blender. I have been using a ninja blender for 2 years. I like to make smoothies and burned through multiple blenders but this one is almost impossible to burn up. It works great!
267189
I don't know - apparently you can, but it has Japanese on it and I can't tell which one fits. As is in my review, I just got an extra saw because the majority of the purchase by far is the blade anyway.
2000606
This is a Good Question,when u get this blade it comes with various sized washers,which I will work,Now if that don,t work I would get a Different Crank/blade attachment! Now this Blade is the Best Blade U can get,It has a very Long cutting edge+it will discharge thee cut grass!! your lawn will look like carpet when done!! I have been using this blade for at least 10yrs!! Far Superior 2 all thee other mickey mouse blades!!
2242626
You need a 3 blade. This photo isn't the right one. Call Amazon. The 3 blade are also larger. And hey I love mine.
1976506
Yes. I had the Nutribullet for a year and a half when it stopped working Happily, I had a two-year warranty on it, so when I received my $99 rebate from the warranty, I sprung for an extra $50 to purchase the Ninja kitchen system that works incredibly well. I LOVE my Ninja, and would never buy anything else. I was able to sell my blender and my juicer, which are no longer needed.
2052905
I love my Ninja system. But I like the full pitcher with double blades. Depending on what your blending, the double blade works much better!
1848888
I'm not sure what a "T: blade is,but it will take the old style blade that is normally held in with screws and it will take the modern blades. I have already used both types in mine.If most of what you do is make straight cuts,you might want to consider buying a oscillating multitool instead. Now that I have one the only time I will ever plug my jigsaw in is when I have to cut a curve.