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I don't know if anybody else has ever come up with this idea but I find with my old eyes and fumble fingers, trying to hold a blade and getting it into the blade holders can be a lesson in frustration. So, what I have started doing, and it works great, is to get the blade in it's correct relationship and use a pencil magnet to hold it while I'm inserting it into the lower holder and tighten it up. Then, I can now insert it into the upper holder. Once that's done, I loosen the lower holder and let the blade straighten itself out before retightening it. No more fumbling with the blades. 

 

 

Ray

 

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I use a long, thin, vise grip. Gives you a chance to extend whatever amount of bade you want in the holder. Turn the sharp edge towards the vice grip. Point the top of the blade to the top holder and tighten the bottom.

 

Once you try that, you will use that method forever.

 

jerry

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i HAVE A DW 788 AND i LOCK THE BLADE IT THE TOP HOLDER FIRST WHEN THE ARM IS IN THE UPPER POSITION  THEN LOWER THE BLADE AND THEN PLACE IT IN THE LOWER BLADE HOLDER SOME TIMES tHE BLADE GO INTO THE LOWER HOLDER WHEN I LOWER THE ARM tHAT'S THE EASIEST WAY I HAVE FOUND.

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