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I decided to write this blog as I’ve just bought a Stanley Dynagrip Cartridge Knife and almost ended up returning it as I couldn’t work out how it went back together. Struggled to find anything online, before finally working it out!
I liked the idea of this knife as it had a locking device, which keeps it a little safer from the small fingers that some times come into my office looking for stuff.
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I decided to take it apart, in a similar fashion to my old knife, removing the black end part and sliding everything out backwards – YOU REALLY DON”T NEED TO DO THIS!
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If you do, or have, it all goes back together much more easily than I thought. The first part, is to slide the blade back into the holder.
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Then slide part of this back into the yellow handle.
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Then slide the black clip part in.
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And push everything back in.
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The knife is designed to remove the blade from the front, which then presents a new blade from the cartridge. You only need to take things out of the back when all of the blades have been used. For me, that probably won’t be for a good few years!
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At this point you’d just pull out the blade and slide the clip back to pick up a new blade.
Anyway, I hope this helps anyone who might have bought one of these – I got this from Amazon here – taken it apart and then struggled to get it back together.
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