Does it use both type of blades (T & reg.)?
1848888
I'm not sure what a "T: blade is,but it will take the old style blade that is normally held in with screws and it will take the modern blades. I have already used both types in mine.If most of what you do is make straight cuts,you might want to consider buying a oscillating multitool instead. Now that I have one the only time I will ever plug my jigsaw in is when I have to cut a curve.
1848889
The tool comes with a U type blade, and that is all that I've used and have purchased those as replacements. However, if you check the Porter Cable website and look for this tool, it indicates that it will accept both the U type blade and the T blade. I have not tried the T blade. The short manual that comes in the box is not specific to the type of blade.
113944
It uses the Bosch style T-Shank blades. The blade are quick-release and do NOT need to be set in place with a screw.
1426324
If the superliners use the same andis blade. I dont know if it is possible, maybe you should look more into if the blades are similar.
1149276
Yes both blades can be used although it may not mulch as well. Balance is determined by the difference in weight on each side of the blade.That can be achieved by placing the blade on an inexpensive balancer to check if one side is heavier than the other. If it is then grind off material on the heavy end,the end that drops down Balancers are available from Amazon or any hardware store.
79206
Yes the referenced blade set will work on a B&D.; I have the set and a B&D; tool.
821273
I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
727167
Not that I know of. But I'd check with Back and Becker to be sure. I've used my trimmer a lot and haven't noticed that the blades have any difficulty cutting.
895946
Yes, standard t-shank. I bought the Festool blades though. They aren't much more expensive than Bosch and excellent.
1925225
no it does not. however there is a listing that you can buy an extra set of blades with it.
184217
You can use the same brand for both blades, but different sizes. As for two different brands you can do that as well so long as it's the proper size.
2170023
Yes has both but the blade isnt as big as it looks in the picture its kinda stubby.
1324011
It uses a special combination blade. This is the first time I have ever seen a blade like this. It has the normal cutting edges on the outermost part of blade then behind that it has upturned forks that I guess mulch the grass. The blade works well I've used the mower about 10 time this season now, and the cuttings are very fine and I have not sharpened the blade at all. Hope this answers your question
1858369
I believe it just has more blades. I'm not sure it makes a difference. I just needed a new blade because mine was dull. This one suits my needs.
388302
standard is correct. however, do not try to use x-tra heavy duty blades as they are too thick to fit the blade holder.
1907505
Don't know, but I would check online for the dyt4000 blades and compare with the blades in question.
2194959
No, these Bosch blades are the "T" shank type. Your Craftsman uses the "U" shank type blade. Bosch makes both types.
33869
i'm not sure. i never used that model, so i couldn't tell u. but usually on the box, it tells u exactly what blade, and blades fit the model. so if u still have the box, or can look the model up online, u'll b able 2 find out.