Just to be sure .... This is only the blade, no chip breaker, right?
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This is the plane iron (flat lower piece) with the chip breaker (top piece with the bump at lower left) attached. Hope this helps. rj
2043669
No, it is only the blade. Have to buy push bars and mount bracket separately.
1289853
The one I purchased had only the one blade. I do not know if there are other packaging options which include replacement blades or not.
2090422
This came as two parts. The moving blade and what's shown. So, essentially, yes.
273765
Yes it is just a case, I just transferred all the parts from my old case, don't for get the chip if you do it your self
793150
I can only tell you that I use only the blade that came with it--and mostly for one or two sheets of paper or to trim a photo. Works fine for this--that's all I can say!
1121680
Yes, it is packaged very carefully so you won't hurt yourself. Although the plastic covering on the blade is plastic, it is very heavy duty - enjoy
49356
The blade is basically a heavy razor blade that is replaceable. I am using a serrated blade in my knife. I would say yes.
2150973
No. Just the one already on the shaver. As a matter of fact I am getting ready to order new blades now. The original lasted much longer than I expected.
1048993
I have used the cutter blade but have not used the glass yet. I just assume it works as stated.
634406
Should be a blade lock...Why are you changing the blade anyways?It should be sharp and brand new.
706871
These blades are the same blades as on the "Harbor Freight" Chipper. Not sure of the item #
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It comes with a Dianond blade for cutting ceramic tile. I use the drop in method and try torning the tileover and cut on the back side.But Im thinking of no chip out on the front.Try the front too. See how that turns out. It is out in my tool house tonight.Ill look at it tomorrow and see what's printedanywhere I can see it. The rpm you want.I love it. Sure made short work of Hardi siding.
1714103
Just the blade. All reasonable manufacturers would name their products according the standard rules.
18820
I would think that it would depend on the blade that was being used, as far as chip-free cuts. I have not used it in that fashion. I think it would be very important to keep it fully charged as well so that the blade doesn't stall. As far as strait cuts with a straight edge it would follow the straight edge fine.
692693
This is a very robust all purpose knife. I have yet to damage it and it is practically the only knife I use. It won't chip; at least I haven't been able to make it do so.
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on the blade yes.. just make sure you take it to someone that knows what the are doing