Will this blade work on/lock into my ~10 year old Am Angler Fillet knife?
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Mine is 5 or 6 years old and it works fine the tiger shark is the best one i have ever used I can fillet a very small fish with it
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Im sure it would. Its worked on all of my knives so far. I dont see why it would have a problem with yours.
2113212
Yes it fits mine perfectly. Beware this blade will kick back more than the ones you can buy locally.
128009
It should. I installed it on a 34-444 from about the same era and installation was straightforward. The problem I had was aligning the fence to be parallel with the blade. Both fences ordered from Amazon were defective in that the piece that rides the front rail is welded to the fence. It was 3-6 degrees off from square. There wasn't enough adjustment to make it right.
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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.
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When you remove you old blade just make sure to install this blade back the same way. I did use this blade on my Craftsman before I sold it.
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YeS IT WILL , thats what i put i installed it on.You will have to remove side panel to take blade on and off
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Sorry but I am not sure of the answer. The blade I bought was an exact fit for the Acme model I own. I would be afraid of a possible wobble effect because you would have to really ream hard on the lock nut and even then it could come loose. Check Ebay and see if you can get a new/used one. Don
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Yes. It will. But I don't know why you'd bother with the old ones even if you have a case of them lying around. The ones Irwin makes work so much better. They are more securely pinned down. They wobble less. And they have breakaway tips so that when one gets dull, rather than opening up the knife and replacing it, half of the time you snap it off and continue working with a new edge.
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I bought the Schrade 690T old timer knife. Maybe if you look that one up you can tell by the dimensions.
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The one i got works fine...i dont know if its newer blade clamp or not...If you have questions call 800-561-4339(kme number)..when i called them they were extremely helpful with what stones i should use and such questions
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Yes, I think so. As for your old blade, try to loosen it up with warm oil like coconut oil, and then blend some water and coconut oil until it glides. I've salvaged all of my frozen blades this way.
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Yes. It fits. Furthermore, the blades spin around and chop things up very effectively. I hope you enjoy your new blade as much as I enjoy mine, if you choose to purchase it.
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It would work on a larger, thicker blade pocket knife fine. I have a SOG with a 3.5" blade that it works fine on, but I don't know how well it would work on a smaller Old Timer knife blade. Good luck!
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The blade is basically a heavy razor blade that is replaceable. I am using a serrated blade in my knife. I would say yes.
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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.
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Hey Christine, Sorry but I won't be much help. I bought those knives for someone else. I'll ask them and see if they could let me know. Good Luck and Happy Holidays