does the table slide towards the blade or do you pull the blade to tile?
1877734
The table slides while the blade is fixed. The blade can articulate up and down or stay fixed in the down position.
1877735
I just unboxed mine and used it yesterday. The table slides towards the blade.
271749
Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
46380
It comes with a Dianond blade for cutting ceramic tile. I use the drop in method and try torning the tile over 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 printed anywhere I can see it. The rpm you want. I love it. Sure made short work of Hardi siding.
706343
Yes, when the blade is opened it is locked in place by a spring loaded tab that rests against the base of the blade. It is released by a side movement with the thumb, not too unique as many brands have this feature.
1253237
If you are just looking to pull the slide out with the blade on it, you should just be able to pull up on the slide using the handle. If its the bottom ones they should just slide out. If you are looking to remove the blade from the slide itself, I have not done that so I am not sure.
1870055
There is a thin strip of metal towards the back of the knife. Push it and it releases the blade.
2095502
The little black thumb slide on the side ( near the blade ) slides to move the blade gaurd. It may need to be moved several times to loosen it slightly. Be careful not to touch the blade. It is VERY sharp.
577343
Yes, the tray slides off to the right of the saw. The legs of the saw have a channel that allows the tray to slide under the saw. There is a clip that keeps the tray locked in (mind you I use the words "locked in" in a very loose context).
947120
Turn the knife with the blade facing up. On the handle right next to the blade is a locking piece. Slide this to the right or left. I can't remember which. The blade can then be closes.
1872146
The edge of my countertop is not bull nosed, so I can't speak to that. Does it move, shift or slide? Yes, during kneading, rolling out pastries or dough, it does move because it isn't permanently secured. I still love it, and prefer working on it rather than on the granite. Hope that helps you.
519057
The table just moves up and down, but the mechanical stage that mounts on the table will move the slides toward and back as well as side to side. The mechanical stage makes moving the slide very smooth and precise, much better than moving with your fingers. I hope this helps you.
2095499
there is a little black slide button on the side. it raises and lowers the blade.
2106868
There is a small metal tab inside the slot where the blade folds into. Press against the tab to make room for the blade to slide in.
360228
Short answer, yes. I had a couple of places where ceramic tile drifted out of position and was touching. I chucked the blade in my 7 1/4 Black -Decker hand saw, used a spritzer bottle with water to keep it wet and cut grout grooves back to size. Wear ear protection and avoid chips & such flying off unless you like to bleed.
1458410
The blades slide on to the handle. The price is very good and they are made in the USA.
1204393
The table does move around easily. Our Table is placed in a breakfast nook in our kitchen the floors are a laminate tile and it slides with the slightest pressure. I purchased some round rubber tabs to place on the bottom of the table feet they sick on and are not noticeable. The table is now stable and does not move unless we want it to. the wood table top is very pretty with star inlay. The chairs are comfortable. I hope this is helpful.
1688599
No. The thumb button on the side of the knife releases the blade when pushed upward.