Is this the exact replica of the original blade in the Acme 6001? The blade in my 40-yr-old Acme 6001 is solid & heavy. Is this the same high quality?
2005333
My Juicer is about 15 years old. the blade I received was the same quality. Fairly heavy and appears to be stainless steel. It was an impressive difference from my worn blade.
2030671
It SU·U·URE is... THIS'n is the "REAL McCoy"! I bought over a half-dozen of these blades a few months ago when their market value was down at ~$18.00!... The overseas stainless steel market will fluctuate. So, keep an eagle out for a cyclic price dip again... then... Bon Apetite!!! ≡ (:^) ><>
2030672
I had an acme i bought in the 70's and it is exactly the same, good luck juicing,
2030673
If it is supposed to be...after 1 bag of 25 lbs of carots...problems then occured...from start was great...but now...not. so one can assume I do not believe it can be..probably an OEM (aftermarket) part, but most definately appearing not genuine
2030674
The blade that I bought was definitely solid and heavy and is the same type as was on my machine when I bought it.
2030675
It is as solid as the one that was replaced in mine but I don't know how old mine is because I got it second hand. It is very sturdy.
1340670
I don't know how it compares to brands that various stores sell. I know my husband found the weight and handle length and function to be just like his "old" Gillette double edged razor. They always say, "They don't make things like they used to". Well, in this case, this is made like they used to -- good quality and does a good job, he says. I especially thought the price was fantastic compared to others I'd seen.
1888408
I compared the photo you sent with the one I purchased & everything looks exactly the same, even all the markings on the blade including the triangle markings. This is a well made knife & strong. I researched a site on YouTube before purchasing it. The AUS-8 steel is rated very good too. I was very happy with the purchase.
2259438
they formerly were american made... A GOOD PRODUCT,,, i have one of the imports,, i am reserving judgement on them... they must have to meet the schrade standards,, but with the stainless steel blades,, i am not sure... the blades are not as stiff an formerly a definite minus.. a thicker blade could be used better for heavy cutting.and i do prefer the highcarbon steel for taking an edge
1158413
Yes, it works perfectly, perhaps better than the original blade it came with.
2152079
Yes it is. It's 1095 high carbon steel. Holds an edge extremely well. Very durable. And In my personal opinion is one of the best steels out there. It's the only type of steel ill use. ESEE provides a no questions asked life time warranty. Can't go wrong with any ESEE knife or tool.
565972
I don't think it is an exact clone but it is a really good knife for far less the cost of The Becker BK2. I love mine and have never had any problem with it. It is as sharp today as when I bought it.
821273
I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
1233195
It is quite a bit lighter - i just took my BDM0001 into Sur La Table today to test teh difference. Ended up just replacing the blade on my 0001 vs replacing it with newer version...
847190
I use the Irwin Bi-metal blades. They aren't as thick as the original blade, but they fit well with the set screw snugged up. The Milwaukee Bi-metal blades work well too I just find the Irwin blades are more readily available. You could also do an online search for "Super Knife Replacement Blades". From what I understand they are the company that makes the OEM blade so they will probably be a more exact fit. I wasn't impressed with the original blade so I changed out to the Irwins which I think perform much better. Good luck.
742987
HA-010 is a similar cutter assembly. I bought and used it as a replacement a year or two ago. It's constructed cheaply (compared to the original part) and it failed after a year or two of fairly demanding use. In contrast, the Hamilton Beach Commercial Blender Cutter Blade looks to be nearly identical to the original part, except that the rubber teeth in the clutch are just a shade longer. This might cause some additional friction and wear of the rubber clutch attached to the motor but, 5 months in, it doesn't seem to be a big problem.
1141510
Not sure. I looked up the model number you provided and it looks to be same knife. I could only guess. Wish I had a better answer for.
236018
It isn't a heavy iron like the original (I have an original) but pretty close to it. I don't think you will find any made like the original. I've used it several times and I am pleased with it. By the way, my original tends to leak a bit - it doesn't close as tight as it should.
907332
I have no idea. I have never seen a fällkniven counterfeits. I guess if you manage to find one, it is more unic and valuable than the original:-) if you get a fällkniven knife, check on the back of the blade if you can see the carbon steel laminated into the blade. I guess that is to costly to imitate.
2009457
My mowing deck looks identical to the model listed. However I comparing my three blade system to the three blade version M20-42T. I compared my owners Manuel to an on line version owners Manuel of the M20-42T. Comparing it to the two blade version it appears to be the same but I couldn't be sure.
934806
Yes, it's the same knife. The blades both show the same number (40520) on them.
247168
Use the same hardware as the original blade- it does not come with any. There are no directions. It is important to center the blade as the cutouts for attaching to blade holder are slightly different (than original equip.). Checking balance is helpful- a screwdriver (round) shaft will suffice in a pinch- the correct tool is a five dollar teeter balance It is a rugged blade.