I see that they use black screws and then silver screws in some of the para-2 with digicam and black blade is that normal?
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My para2 has all black hardware, matching the blade. This includes the screws that attach the clip.
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Black screws with black blade and silver screws with silver blade. This is the way they come from the factory.
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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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No. it's not normal. I see what you are talking about but on my sons the ends of the screws are flat against the plastic so when I rub my fingers over them they do not poke out. I would return/exchange the one you have.
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Yes the original screws worked just fine, I love this grip!! 20x's better than the original
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The screws are plastic. The skegs are self-threading, so the screw creates the threads as it goes into the skeg. We don't have 3 of the large ones unfortunately. We have them all pre-packaged with the two smaller ones.
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I took a dremel and a small sanding disk to cut a slot in the screws to use a flat head screwdriver. If you do it, lower the disk straight in, and don't run it back and forth or wobble it. (My first slot was a little big and ugly. The others look pretty nice.)
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The screw holes should line up. Blackhawk's stuff usually fits everything. If not, there's nothing a drill wont fix.
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yes they are the same, I used the orginial screws and it comes with a packet of screws.
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The BK9 has the same thickness as my BK7 and there i did not need orher bolts or screws. You can use the original ones. It would be different if want to put them on a BK 2
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I use the gold blades in mine. You just have to put a bit more torque into the screw that holds the blade then you would with a thicker blade.
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Whoa... this is a huge problem! I bought these propellers and installed them, they work great! However, one crash later, I find that one of my aluminum posts has stripped and can no longer hold the screw, therefore I can't use these props AT ALL! We need to be able to purchase spare aluminum posts AND screws. Can you post specifications on the screws and posts so that we can find them at our local hardware stores when these things break, please?
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2 tips for slotted screws, 4 phillips, 4 torx, and 2 square drive. I have a photo but not seeing where I can download it for you.
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They look like the same thing, I had a few friends order this parableum after thy saw mine, it's rock solid and holds zero on my friends sam7, I bought mine on a yugo m70 ab2t, it's not made for it soni had to do some custom cutting, after all thy work it holds zeo ;)
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I did not attempt to sharpen the black ones (those ones were mainly intended for cosplaying, not actual use) however, with most blackened metal the black will be removed when you sharpen the blade as it is typically a surface treatment to alter the metal's color. However, the plain steel ones that I use for practice sharpened quite well though take care when doing so as to not unbalance them. This will make using them far, far more difficult. I would suggest to have them sharpened by a professional if you are unfamiliar with the process. Better safe than sorry.
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When I was installing mine, I also thought I was short two screws. I went back to the bags they cam in and found I had over looked a smal package with the missing screws in it. Each set had the correct screws in each bag. I had assumed that they were all in the same screw bag , they were not. Hope you find them.
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The slice thickness adjustment screw is plastic,the screws the hold the blade itself are stainless.Ive had mine for about a year and had no issues with the blade screws backing out
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I can't remember but I never have used the original screws anyways. It is pretty secure without using them.