Kate explained on 29/12/2007 :
(snip)

One of the reasons I went with the Delta is because it uses blades that do
not have the pin in the ends to hold it in place.
This way I can use even super fine Jewelers saw blades in it if I want to. I
have used some of the twisted blades to play with and they are pretty neat
when you are really wiggling around though the guys in here that are truly
experienced don't seem to need that sort of thing.

(snip)
Kate,

My Ryobi can take both pinned and pinless. So far it has worked well
for me.

Mekon

"Mekon" wrote in message
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Kate explained on 29/12/2007 :
(snip)

One of the reasons I went with the Delta is because it uses
blades that do not have the pin in the ends to hold it in place.
This way I can use even super fine Jewelers saw blades in it if I
want to. I have used some of the twisted blades to play with and
they are pretty neat when you are really wiggling around though
the guys in here that are truly experienced don't seem to need
that sort of thing.

(snip)
Kate,

My Ryobi can take both pinned and pinless. So far it has worked
well for me.

Mekon

Yes, the Ryobi I saw mentioned that it is that way as well. I
didn't realize the importance of this until I read the comments to
my plea for help.
Bob-tx