how do you install the RSVP Endurance Deluxe Magnetic Knife Bar, 10"
499706
It's really simple...the front comes off, you screw the back to your wall and then put the front back on...you don't see any screws and it looks clean and modern.
499707
I attached mine to the side of an above counter cabinet. I used screws longer than the width of the cabinet side by aligning the screws with a shelf inside so the screws went into the side of the shelf and wouldn't be seen. Worked great. Hope this helps.
499708
It comes in two parts, you screw the back plate to the wall and then just place the magnetic part over it. Voila! Love mine!
499709
I installed it myself on a cabinet (side of appliance garage). It was simple and came with good instructions. I think it even came with a little level and template. It works great, looks good and is good quality. I will probably install another one.
43223
none at all i would recommend looking for tutorials on youtube. i also recommend not getting this and saving for a real knife where you can put electrical tape on the sharp stuff. (has the same effect as having a trainer)ps if you do buy it it i will bet that it will break within the first week and the company doesn't cover it by warranty.
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when you look at the bottom of the bars on the RH side i believe(sorry, i'm at work and would not be able to check for sure), there are 2 screws that you need allen wrenches/keys to turn and you just need to loosen both up then extend it to the length you need then tighten it after. It's really easy to do.
753099
Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply...What i can remember, The only thing you have to do is secure the top of the bar down. Hope that help.Thank you
2134154
I'm not sure about a magnet bar...do know that the spoon head came off the handle after using it twice. Seems to be a seriously recuring problem according to other reviews.
874590
Be creative and make your own tool. There is a slot for "T" edge bar sold as an option by Makita. Get a aluminum flat bar insert it in the slot, get a metric bolt to tight it, on other side drill a hole to match centre of the hole you want to cut, insert a pin, screw or bolt etc......
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I'd be nervous to hang it up with anything but the screws given with it. Given the weight of the bar and the knives stuck on it, I'd worry that it would fall, especially when you're pulling something off of it. If you have tape that you know can withstand that kind of weight, I'd say try it. I've had knife magnets fall when not properly attached and it's scary!
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
667235
i used a pocket knife and small screw driver. be careful and go slow and it's no problem.
794995
The basic procedure is to start at the base of the bar or bar end an wrap the material around itself to secure the beginning. To complete the wrap, you overlap slightly, the open end of the bar or bar end, fold the little bit of overlap into the open end, and insert the included plug to hold it in place. If you have to wrap a part that cannot be secured this way, you may have to find some additional grip tape to secure the end. I had to use both of the above methods on my application. I found some grip tape at a local sports store. I hope this helps.
1945814
We used the edge of a dull butter knife to help put it on. Kind of like a shoe horn. Just get as much as you can then use the knife until it slides on.
79458
First remove the old wire. Twist the handle of the cheese slicer until it comes free. Remove the old wire. The slicer arm should now slide out of the end of the cutter. Place one end of the wire in the groove so that the arm will pass through the loop. Put threaded end of the handle through the other loop and the wire in the groove of the round end that the handle screws into. I placed it on the bottom part of the round object then tightened turned the handle to tighten it. Next I screwed the handle tight against the metal arm. There should be good tension on the wire so that it makes smooth and clean cuts.
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Depending on your setup there are a couple of options. If you are using bar ends you can leave a bit hanging over the edge and have about half an inch of tape inside the bar when you start. Once you are done wrapping you can tuck the bit at the end in, grip the tape firmly, and insert the bar end. If you aren't using bar ends (e.g. with reverse levers) you can cut the end at an angle so it's flush with the first wrap. Thus should give you an end that is square to the end of the handlebar and, if you start about 1/2" back, will leave you room to secure the tape down with some electrical tape as you do on the inside end. Depending on your setup there are a couple of options. If you are using bar ends you can leave a bit hanging over the edge and have about half an inch of tape inside the bar when you start. Once you are done wrapping you can tuck the bit at the end in, grip the tape firmly, and insert the bar end. If you aren't using bar ends (e.g. with reverse levers) you can cut the end at an angle so it's flush with the first wrap. Thus should give you an end that is square to the end of the handlebar and, if you start about 1/2" back, will leave you room to secure the tape down with some electrical... » Read More Depending on your setup there are a couple of options. If you are using bar ends you can leave a bit hanging over the edge and have about half an inch of tape inside the bar when you start. Once you are done wrapping you can tuck the bit at the end in, grip the tape firmly, and insert the bar end. If you aren't using bar ends (e.g. with reverse levers) you can cut the end at an angle so it's flush with the first wrap. Thus should give you an end that is square to the end of the handlebar and, if you start about 1/2" back, will leave you room to secure the tape down with some electrical tape as you do on the inside end. « Show Less
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Very easy, Sir, turn the Biscuit Joiner upside down, loosen the clamp screw/cover screw at the back, open the blade cover, push the shaft lock and unscrew the lock nut with the supplied wrench. Same in reverse for mounting
1258749
I think this is all you need, we just bought it as a replacement weelie bar. Sorry I'm not much help
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there is a you tube video from SHARKK that shows how to do it. I can't find the video on your tube but SHARKK support should have it
420508
I was curious about this question and I conducted a quick experiment. I got a plastic ziplock bag and put it in between the knife and the magnet to try to simulate the plastic sheath. Here are the results with the various size chef's knives 12 inch - knife slid right off 10 inch - knife slid right off 8 inch - knife slides a little, then stays still I probably wouldn't trust it with the plastic sheaving on it.