Adjusting and Safely Handling the Blade

there'll be the p the tape sticking up too high. Then it'll cut it like you'll just randomly tear it someplace. So, you're going to rotate this blade off and you got to be careful. Um right there, just like that. You got to be really careful to rotate it off cuz it's sharp. And um I'll show you how sharp it is. So, um, now I can line it up and it actually tells you right there, you know, the sizes that there's arrows that point to what size P, um, tape you actually line it up to. And it says right there, 90 94 in. That's what I'm using right there. 94 in. Just like that. So, right there to to rotate it off. 94 in. That doesn't sound right. No. 94 mm. Millime. Um, that's a big roller. Yeah. Um. Oh my gosh. That's how sharp it is. Yeah. So, that's how sharp the blade actually is, you know, right there. So, you got to be careful when like you rotating it off. So, um, it just kind of it rotates off. You can take off your paper and rotate your blade. Not grab it by Actually, I grabbed it on the wrong end. It's like I I never change these blades. So, let me Yeah, I'll do So, in order to remove the blade, you're going to grab it from the bottom side like this and rotate it off. So, what you don't want to do when I put it back on, I'm going to put put my fingers underneath, snap it in. What you don't want to do is grab it from this side and rotate it off and snap it off because what happens is you do that. So, just to show you, you know, and give you an example what happens. So, grab it from the bottom side right here. Rotate it and it just comes right off. Pretty simple. So, that's kind of how sharp it is. So, I'll line it up cuz I'm using, you know, 1 in tape. So, I'm going to line it it, get my inch tape on. You can see how it lines up now with the inch tape and cuts. But what happens if I now if I put 2 in tape or inch and a half tape on cuz my blade is set, you know, for inch tape, it'll tear inch tape perfect every time. But what happens? So you'll swap it out with inch. And this is why we set our blades for inch and a half and we never change them. And and what happens is if you don't get accustomed to changing the blades, see how it just randomly cut it? If you don't get accustomed to changing the blades all the time, you end up doing that because you forget, you know, um how to change a blade. Literally, I haven't changed the blade. I did one for a video not that long ago, but I've changed, you know, the last time I changed a blade was probably 20 years…