Two Questions: What size star head screwdriver do I need for the screws? Also does this blade platform fit the Arco SE?
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It fits the arco SE. Not sure what size of screwdriver is needed. I took them to my sharpening guy and he replaced them for me.
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Don't have answer sorry. I purchased to repair customer clippers a while back.
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I used a t9 star bitYes it's fit for the arco seHere is a link for that size bit by Home Depot 1 in. Carded Torx T9 MLLD Gray Insert Bit (2-Pack)http://thd.co/17HCSh7
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No idea what the ARCA plate is? This unit takes the standard Manfrotto plate. Comes with one, if I remember.
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As you didn't indicate your model, I can't be of any assistance. The new blade we purchased was for our vey old Cuisinart MINI-processor model DLC-1TX. The model # is on the bottom of ours. You might ask your question on an accessory for a (your) larger model.Hope this helps.
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Yes I use square head/Robertson bits that I buy from my local Makita parts/repair center. Makita supplies the full range of Robertson heads sizes. I don't know about torx or star, I would think a makita website could supply that answer. If you do a lot of screwing buy several bits the torque involved strips the driver heads quite quickly, a few extra bits on hand pays off when you factor in downtime and fuel costs of getting more should you strip the head of your lone bit.
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I do not know. The blade length will have to be the same as your factory blades and the center hub of my craftsman uses the star shape is generic as in the center hub if its a star will fit any other star mandrel.
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found a blade at Ace hardware that fits in the alternate end style listed in manual
1656412
The various screwdriver bits are stored on a plastic carrier tree which is hidden inside the handle. When you need to use one, remove the carrier from the driver handle, place the adaptor socket on the drive end of the tool, and place the desired blade / tip into the adaptor. Then you have all the functions of the tool at your hand. The ratchet can be used with each one of the tips on the carrier tree as needed. Same for allof the SAE and metric sockets. I've had my Nebo for about six months and still find it to be the handiest socket set ever!
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Sorry, I do not know. Might try web site http://www.isearch.philips.com/search/search?q=Philips+Norelco+arcitec+Electric+razor+1090&s;=support&l;=global&h;=support&sid;=header.
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Looks like a 2" TX starbit screw (2 of them) go to http://www.die-schaukel.de/en/marathon/marathon.php for picture.
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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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Yes, the new or the old screw will fit the new blade just fine. I used the old screws & kept the new ones as a backup in case I ever lost any.
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It fits my Delta Unisaw. I had a Jet tilting arbor table saw, as well, but gave it to my brother. I still have a datto blade insert from the Jet I use on my Delta Unisaw. My point is; I think the inserts are all pretty standard in size. I know this one can be milled on ends even if the size is slightly off. The plate height is adjustable as well. Just my take on it. Good Luck!
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The screws on this are not allen head screws, they are what is called TORX head. So you need a torx screw driver for it and I'm not sure of the size though. They come in standard and metric. Just go to your local sears store pull one off of the rack tighten the screw put the driver back and head on.
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Screws should be snug with the one I have. Use a wrench to hold the hit and a straight slot screw driver till it is firmly attached.
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The screwdriver bits and drill bits you ask about come, if I recall, with a single reversible phillips head and slotted (flat) blade bit. No drill bits. That is not a lifetime supply. You'll want to buy a set of screwdriver bits as well; often they come with a magnetic adapter that lets you slip in, quickly, the bit you want. They may come with the Torx bits that look like a starburst. And you'll want separate drill bits. By the way, I swapped this for a heavier Milwaukee drill set because this Hitachi lacked a worklight built into the drill. (Not the separate flashlight.) I love the worklight, all drills should have it, but the Milwaukee is about 1-1/2 pounds heavier and it's a workout to use it. The screwdriver bits and drill bits you ask about come, if I recall, with a single reversible phillips head and slotted (flat) blade bit. No drill bits. That is not a lifetime supply. You'll want to buy a set of screwdriver bits as well; often they come with a magnetic adapter that lets you slip in, quickly, the bit you want. They may come with the Torx bits that look like a starburst. And you'll want separate drill bits. By the way, I swapped this for a heavier Milwaukee drill set because this Hitachi lacked a worklight built into the drill. (Not the separate flashlight.) I love the... » Read More The screwdriver bits and drill bits you ask about come, if I recall, with a single reversible phillips head and slotted (flat) blade bit. No drill bits. That is not a lifetime supply. You'll want to buy a set of screwdriver bits as well; often they come with a magnetic adapter that lets you slip in, quickly, the bit you want. They may come with the Torx bits that look like a starburst. And you'll want separate drill bits. By the way, I swapped this for a heavier Milwaukee drill set because this Hitachi lacked a worklight built into the drill. (Not the separate flashlight.) I love the worklight, all drills should have it, but the Milwaukee is about 1-1/2 pounds heavier and it's a workout to use it. « Show Less
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We just used small Phillips screw driver. I don't know the exact size but it says "fuller-300" on the handle. Hope this helps.
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There are two types of star blade mounts. The one used on less expensive mowers, generally, is a 5 star mount. On the JD 100 series and other JDs the star mount is a 7 star configuration. I have used this spindle on LA145 48" deck (3 spindle) and recently used them for a neighbor LA 120, 42" deck (two spindle). Interesting note: the LA120 original spindle broke off where it holds the blade. I noticed that these replacement spindles have a thicker shaft than the LA 120 OEM product. However there is no problem reinstalling the blade; it is a perfect fit. You'll understand once you see one. There are two types of star blade mounts. The one used on less expensive mowers, generally, is a 5 star mount. On the JD 100 series and other JDs the star mount is a 7 star configuration. I have used this spindle on LA145 48" deck (3 spindle) and recently used them for a neighbor LA 120, 42" deck (two spindle). Interesting note: the LA120 original spindle broke off where it holds the blade. I noticed that these replacement spindles have a thicker shaft than the LA 120 OEM product. However there is no problem reinstalling the blade; it is a perfect fit. You'll understand once you... » Read More There are two types of star blade mounts. The one used on less expensive mowers, generally, is a 5 star mount. On the JD 100 series and other JDs the star mount is a 7 star configuration. I have used this spindle on LA145 48" deck (3 spindle) and recently used them for a neighbor LA 120, 42" deck (two spindle). Interesting note: the LA120 original spindle broke off where it holds the blade. I noticed that these replacement spindles have a thicker shaft than the LA 120 OEM product. However there is no problem reinstalling the blade; it is a perfect fit. You'll understand once you see one. « Show Less