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Sure. Check out the nibblers available on the Ace site: http://www.acetoolonline.com/Electric-Nibblers-s/1101.htm

there is obviously moisture coming from somewhere. its probably the room where you are keeping the knife, or else you keep putting wet blades in and letting them just sit

loosen the screw that is holding the two casing halves together and separate the halves. pay attention to which way the old blade is in the compartment, remove it and put in a new blade in the same direction. close the casing and tighten the screw

it is almost definitely made out of carbite

you can, but its not great for the teeth of the saw and it can get tiring. if you have any powersaws with metal cutting blades, that works best. if not, you can use the hacksaw but i hope you don't have too much rebar to cut

i use a sawzall, but you can use almost any saw as long as you put on a metal cutting or diamond blade

no, it will probably be easier and better overall to use a sharp pair of pruning shears. if you dont have any good shears, you can use pipecutters

pipecutters are faster, cleaner, more convenient, easier, and provide a cleaner cut. the only advantage of using a hacksaw is if the pipe is too big for the pipecutter to get around it

Try this model from Amazonhttp://www.amazon.com/Hitachi-CN16SA-16-Gauge-Nibbler/dp/B00005Q7BR/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1358332173&sr=1-1&keywords=nibbler

Yes, there are electrical nibblers that work just as good as the pneumatic ones. of course, there are also handheld manual nibblers too

I think you meant diameter of the wheel, since the width is basically that of a razors edge. the most common diameter of the cutting wheel is 7/32", unless your tool is made for cutting patterns or circles, in which case the wheel diameter should be 1/8"

this now common addition to the glass cutter tool was invented by Samuel Monce in Bristol, CT in 1869

only if they have fiberglass handles. these are the kinds that are used in emergency situations

angle cut blades have the cutter head angled at 25-35 degrees for easier insertion into tight spots. Shear cut blades are light normal scissor blades

at the handel end it will pull apartthen slide the whats left of the old blade and put new won in its place just do it slowly so you dont forget how it goes

Some models has 2 screws on the knife case.unscrew them and you can access to the blade.

HI!Kindly pull the button on the end of the knife and then after you remove that you can now put the blade of your knife.

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there is a little black button on the end where the blade comes out. With the blade in the out position,push in the button and pull out the blade. With button pushed insert new blade or turn the old one around to use the other end.let go of the button and you are ready to go.

Hi.

See here the Stanley knife disassembly. If you have a 99E there may be an additional plastic part that is not shown in the diagram. The plastic tab is located at the back of the blade.