Is the water-droplet appearance just in the pictures, or do these blades really have divots all over?
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The style on the pictures is the same as on the knife. The knife actually has that design.
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leaks are probably taken care of by the gaskets. liquids might get through the blade assembly, but if that were the case the blade probably wouldn't turn at all.
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Please check the specs for the types of blades included with the unit. I have not changed them, but from what I have read, and what I can see, the blades seem very easy to change.
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for that matter, they do not always despite the construction taking these things into account. there is often a break and re-weld point along the tang that is (I suppose) intended to give additional strength to the blade as well as space it correctly to accommodate the magnets that keep them aligned when in tandem. I have found, however, that the blades simply appear succinct while in fact it is the magnets that do all the work and they are not entirely secure. Frequently the magnets dislodge and any hope of getting them back into place without damaging the finish is hopeless. This would be a display item only with minimal back and forth of their juxtaposed positioning. for that matter, they do not always despite the construction taking these things into account. there is often a break and re-weld point along the tang that is (I suppose) intended to give additional strength to the blade as well as space it correctly to accommodate the magnets that keep them aligned when in tandem. I have found, however, that the blades simply appear succinct while in fact it is the magnets that do all the work and they are not entirely secure. Frequently the magnets dislodge and any hope of getting them back into place without damaging the finish is hopeless. This would be... » Read More for that matter, they do not always despite the construction taking these things into account. there is often a break and re-weld point along the tang that is (I suppose) intended to give additional strength to the blade as well as space it correctly to accommodate the magnets that keep them aligned when in tandem. I have found, however, that the blades simply appear succinct while in fact it is the magnets that do all the work and they are not entirely secure. Frequently the magnets dislodge and any hope of getting them back into place without damaging the finish is hopeless. This would be a display item only with minimal back and forth of their juxtaposed positioning. « Show Less
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Yea they are screw in. I never used the ones I bought. Dont trust the spider clips to hold the blades in place. Lotta guys like em but I dont want to have to worry about blades flopping loose when a buck is getting close.
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I got these blades an was a little disappointed. I do not know of the other ones but these ones have some type of magnet on the end and the handles are both flat on one side. They fit together in the sheath. Which they will rip through. I would suggest they be placed on a wall with a shield of some sort in front of them.
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Those blades are not correct with the handle. throw them away and get the atra II blades you normally use.
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I actually had the same problems and I used them on myself. I made the huge mistake of "zero gapping" the blades I think straight out of the box they are crisp enough. And the problem with this is since the screws are so small they adjusted their self during cutting and often times I would leave scratches and marks. To combat this problem I ordered the t-wide blade for it for the blade adjustment screws are a little bit larger and the blades stay in line and finally I just left at factory without zeroing the blade . I did this and I haven't cut my self since I hope this helps
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Perhaps you are thinking the bearings should not rotate. The position of the bearings are locked in place to guide the blade however the bearings themselves DO rotate when the blade is moving.
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the tip of the blade is a stright angle cut. there is a slight curve to the over-all blade.
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Sorry man, just looked at the picture myself. This picture has changed since I bought mine, which was a non-serrated and the picture previously showed a non-serrated blade.
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Please check the specs for the types of blades included with the unit.I have not changed them, but from what I have read, and what I can see, the blades seem very easy to change.
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As stated by MLEC, the blade does have a round in the center for the shaft. That is just, one, bad photo. I have ordered many from Amazon. The other holes at both ends are just wear indicators. The newer hardened blades are the bomb.
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My blades were solid black on one side or you could flip them for a grey/black marble pattern on the other. They are flat
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Pretty consistent, yeah, but I think entire blades vary overall somewhat, maybe between batch runs or something, more than some others like Crystal, Astra, Wilkinson, Personna, or Gillette Blue, to name a few.
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Be certain that the stainless steel attachment that surrounds the blade is locked in place, and not loose. Otherwise, call their customer service- I found them to be very helpful when I called them after I had water splash everywhere the first time I tried the unit. everywhere.
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There are 2 blades in the pack. In my opinion these are not finish quality blades I returned them and ordered one good Freud blade