is this the type of blade that slides into place?
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.
663724
I am not sure. Your best bet would be to check with the manufacturer. It worked great on my door hinges and on the slide for my glass-sliding door, but for an actual moving blade I am not qualified to give a recommendation.
726138
Yes. That's what I have and these blades are much better than the original! Awesome!
1118934
Oops...I hit "enter" too soon. To install the blade, you have to retract the blade guard, pull it up and away from the blade housing as much as you can (the guard is a little flexible), then wrangle the blade in and lower the blade guard. Stupid, but true.
1598505
You need to look at your owners manual or go on line and find the owners manual to answer this question. Personally, I have no clue. There actually may be a model number on your current blade which you can research. That is how I found the right replacement blade.
772120
without seeing the old blade, I do not know. A sure way is to look at the mounting hole, some are round and some are the shape of a star. These blades appear to have a round mounting hole. Another thing, IN MOST CASES IF AMAZON SAYS IT WILL FIT, THEN IT FITS. Hope this helps!! Sam
1099827
found a blade at Ace hardware that fits in the alternate end style listed in manual
488244
YeS IT WILL , thats what i put i installed it on.You will have to remove side panel to take blade on and off
808306
Sadly no. It snaps into place and is great for things like whittling wood, and general knife-use tasks, but if you require a true locked blade, this won't be it. Hope this helps. J.
71318
I'm not sure! I do know that this one comes with an adaptor that can connect with other non removal blade ones. That's a good question, you can always purchase it and if it doesn't fit then always return I suppose. Or ask the seller directly! Hope this somewhat helps!
1458408
I should be a smart alec, smile, and say "Yes." Because they do both. I have a Trac II type handle and a cheap Atra knockoff I got elsewhere. Trac IIs slide, the Atra uses a push button to move prongs that click onto pivot holes in ribs on the back of the blade's plastic "frame." These blades are set up to use either and seem to work fine on either.
356772
Mine isn't quick release, so I don't know if they'll work for you. These are terrific blades if you want to take a chance.
1418491
From my experience, most generic/universal blades fit on this tool just fine. They may not last as long, but fit hasn't been an issue. Just use the built in handle and attach a new blade quickly.
2113212
Yes it fits mine perfectly. Beware this blade will kick back more than the ones you can buy locally.
1273107
Well, I would suggest that you contact Cuisinart to be sure this blade is compatable.
665906
You can lock the blade in place to install or change the blade. You can also, set the depth of the cut to suit the thickness of the material. This is very useful when doing a plunge cut into the material.
2190722
it slides down to open..its a good razor an does the job ...I love it...need to order more replacement blades