Blades stuck together
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putttn
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Re: Blades stuck together
When I finally do get them apart any suggestions on what to put between them when storing?
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Re: Blades stuck together
Waxed or parchment paper.
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Re: Blades stuck together
That just proves that Forrest blades are indeed perfectly flat as they say. If you have one that is not they will fix it.putttn wrote:i did try the razor blades and box cutters but there's not the slightest opening anywhere. i'll be trying the WD40 today
John & Mary Burger
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Hooper, UT
Re: Blades stuck together
Anything that does not let the blade plates to come in intimate contact with each other. Oh, and keep them waxed.putttn wrote:When I finally do get them apart any suggestions on what to put between them when storing?
John & Mary Burger
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
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putttn
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Re: Blades stuck together
Success with the moving them back and forth vigorously per Dusty's suggestion and once they became harder to slide i was able to pry them apart with my fingers. Thanks for all the help boys.