are these blade using PEtec technique ?
1325448
I have no idea, but they are great....don't use the pairing knife as much as I thought I would, but love the big one
1325449
Have no idea what that means I only know they are sharp and stay sharp keep your fingers away
1325450
According to a Wusthof Youtube video, The Wusthof Precision Edge Technology (PEtec) is a method of sharpening the knives that is used on all Wusthof knives at the factory. The examples shown in the video are using Wusthof Classic Knives. Yes, this video shows that these knives use the PEtech technique for sharpening the knives at the factory. You can find this video if you google Wusthof Precision Edge Technology.
1325451
Not sure about what you are asking. I can tell you we love the knifes. Very sharp and hold an edge.
504294
I believe it is, but haven't needed to use my dado on it yet. I know there is a blade base plate for the saw which allows a dado blade to be installed. I will have to go home tonight and try it out
128774
Ditto to Jim's answer. Be careful not to cut fingers off--this blade be sharp, yes indeed, YES indeed!
2084994
Good afternoon, we have had some people in the past do this, and had great succses, however, if you were to do this, we would not be able to take any return. They are solid core, so if you chose to cut them, it SHOULD work. Thanks, Aaron
1549607
They're slide on blades. They're exactly the same as the Gillette Trac II blades.
1073191
Sorry wasn't sure which blades you talking about, I've ordered several different types in the last couple months! But as for the osters blades no!!!
1081357
Yes, they are like all double-edge blades, but frankly, they are not very good blades - not particularly sharp. You will do much better with Astra or Sharks.
399117
the tip of the blade is a stright angle cut. there is a slight curve to the over-all blade.
23261
No they are slightly rounded and the blade has a epoxy coating which doesn't work for fero rods
504599
I think they probably would be, but would refer you to the manual. I like to wash everthing by hand w/ dish soap & clorox just to make sure that everything is thoroughly cleaned. Additionally, if you put the blade in the dishwasher, generally it dulls the edge over time. Hope that helps.
2214375
Yes. One of the blades is serrated. As for how long they will stay sharp cutting through hard plastic, i dont know
2040731
Don't know. Lowe's Home improvement stores might know. They are sold in some of them, and my local store stupidly stopped. The blades are TERRIFIC.
1279699
They are 2 inch cut just like a Rage 2 blade. Had no problems with them at all!
898716
I don't know right off the bat. The blades are not marked as to TPI. I have them here in my hand. The Progressor blades vary. I have used all of these and they produce very smooth cuts. Even without taping the kerf line. It you are asking about TPI in reference to smoothness, don't fret. Just buy the blades.
1494223
Yes they are! You just never want to bang them around or you could chip the blade. Usually nothing sticks to them much though so that all you need is a quick wipe (careful) and then rinse in water.
1528677
There appears to be a nut on the shears opposite the side where they disassemble. That said, I have been using them for almost a year on a steady basis and they have not worn down at the pivot point at all. They are still very sharp and the cutting action is buttery smooth. Definitely not the quality I have owned in the psat where they wore down and required tightening on a regular basis. Please note that I have not tried to tighten them with that nut. See the pictures I added above so that you can see the adjusting nut for yourself.
1287251
Not really sure. They're not bad blades, but maybe a bit pricey. If you're a new-comer, I'd recommend a sampler pack to find what's best for you.