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  1. 18th September 2009, 01:40 AM #1
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    Default Changing blades on Stanley 10-150 retractable knives

    Greetings all!
    Could anyone please tell me how I remove an old blunt blade from a Stanley 10-150 retractable knife? (A small knife with snap-off segmented blades, knife had a black body with a yellow top)

    Many thanks

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    Hi KB, not sure about that particular model but with many of the snap offs there is a cap on the back end, remove the cap slip out the slider and put the new blade in. The blade usually has a small plastic lock pin in the slider that you have to get past. Good luck and welcome to the forum.
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    Yep, Claw hama is right with the back end advice...

    Those knives are an absolute pain in the a**e I reckon!
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  5. 19th September 2009, 01:25 AM #4
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    Smile Thanks, Guys

    You were right! The yellow cap on my knife needed a very hard pull before it would budge. It was so hard to move that at first I thought that it was glued or moulded on. Anyway, all's well now.

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