Is this a drop-point or a clip-point blade?
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It is whatever it looks like in the picture...I am no knife expert, this knife is 1/4inch thick steel...not sure that a drop or clip point would make a difference...this is basically a pry bar with an edge...I sharpened mine on a Japanese water stone and it can filet a fish. I own 5 of their knives and they are all a real joy.
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I checked attachments and see 'Tri-blade' label on one. Both metal-bladed attachments have three blades, and the non-metal one has two paddle-like blades.
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I am not sure. Got the blade then got nerve damage in my hand . Have not had a change to use it . Sorry.
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It is the blade attached ti the base but a knock off that doesn't wirk well. I recomend you look at the blade really close and get one that is better, sharper look up magic bullet cross blade.
1431813
It looks like the T18-D16. Most of the availabe tips are in this style. It is a small chisel. I think the B is a pencil tip.
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Specialized blades. The way they slide in and lock for stability makes me think you can't just pick up something generic. Mine have lasted quite a while though so I wouldn't worry about having to replace them often.
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I dont know but the blade snapped on one of the three i bought...it had a hairline crack that i didnt notice when i bought it...hopefully i was just unlucky and got a bad one and not all of them are crap.
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it appears the cutting blade is made of stainless steel. the unit below which looks like a small wheel, i think it is some other material, it is a small but sturdy wheel probably some thicker type of metal.
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it is a blade just like a hand clipper. I used it to cut 2000 daylily stems. saved my back!
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the blade is a normal drop style blade if you get non serrated , i believe the serrated blur blade is the tanto style.
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It's a blade that cuts on the up-stroke as well as the down-stroke. I like them because they leave a much smoother cut on the back side of the piece you're working on.
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I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with 'snap-off' blades so I can't say one way or another. Sorry!
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I just noticed the Persona Toolworx "straight edge" toenail clipper, here on Amazon, has a slightly convex cutting edge, according to reviews. Like you, that is what I am looking for.
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I didn't list it but the tip is rounded. So I guess it is a Usuba. Call it what you want the picture is the actual saw.
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The drop point like mine is hollow ground.The tanto style is chisel ground.
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Yes and no...we never got ours to cut good corners so we sent it back for a refund. I think ours cutter head had its blade reference line in the wrong spot. But yes this unit does have position stops.
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The composite means it has two different steels made into it. It is a hard carbon steel on the blade and a softer steel spine so it wont snap or be brittle. it also appears to have a super thin coppery looking metal between the two. i love mine the one downside I've found is that the tip is thin and it has a habit of nose-diving if dropped and i broke the tip off of mine. but the steel holds a great edge and the spring assist is great really fast opening. ohk i looked it up the spine is 14c28n steel and the cutting edge is a harder tool steel CPM-D2 is the blade steel.