There is a push pin packed with the cutter of each Oneway Easy Core blade. Can anyone tell me what it’s for?
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Oneway Coring system push pin?
- Thread starter Eva Brown
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The head of the bolt securing the cutter to the blade fills with dust. I use it to clean the dust out before removing it.
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Whatever happened to the days of parts lists and actual instructions?
Whatever happened to the days of parts lists and actual instructions?
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Clean the grooves on the cutter and the knife before attaching the cutter to the knife. Ensures a clean, metal-to-metal contact. - J
I figured it was for cleaning out the head of the pin/screw that fastens the cutter to the coring blade.
robo hippy
robo hippy
I never knew! I think I threw them out and have been using a dental pick to clean the little screw.
It was very disappointing to spend $1000 on this coring system and find that there are no instructions included, no parts list included, nothing.