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Disassemble and Examine Blade

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COOL LITTLE KNIFE YOU"VE NEVER SEEN!

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To demonstrate blade replacement, the presenter unscrews the top cap of the knife. This reveals a spring and the unique blade assembly, which consists of a small, sharp blade integrated into a plastic shank. He explains that this specific blade type is either the Excel 20065 or the X-Acto 295, noting they are interchangeable. He points out a small notch on the plastic shank that aligns with an internal mechanism, which is crucial for the blade's retractable function.

Goal: The presenter disassembles the knife to reveal its unique blade and internal components, identifying compatible replacement blade models for future use.

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Alright, so I just wanted to show it to you. I wanted to take it apart. I'll show you the replacement blade if you're looking for something that I think is awesome. I've been carrying around in my pocket for a week now, and I can tell you when I need a little knife for something, like this has just been my little go-to. And so let's pop this out real quick. I'll show you the replacement blade. I was messing around with it, seeing like what kind of blade it would take. And it's an interesting little blade, right? So it only comes apart in these three pieces plus the blade, so I guess you'd say four. And this is the blade right here. They've actually built this little tiny blade into this little holder right here. So this little piece actually, I don't know if you can really see it there. It fits. Yeah, you can. This little piece right there kind of fits in that notch. And that allows this whole thing to be retractable and to work. It's pretty cool. So this is the blade itself. It actually comes with this plastic shank. This is going to be the Excel 20065 or the exacto 295, all right. They're both the same. They're going to work. And I don't know. The previous review that I've seen on this said it was awesome. So this was a great knife, right? It offered a little bit of flex in the blade. The blade stayed sharp for a really long time. I'm hoping I don't have to replace it for a little while. And like I said, I've just been using it and I really have been enjoying this thing. It was super cool. So I just wanted to show you guys like what was up with this thing. I'll do a little demo with it.

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