This reminds me, I need to find my replacement blades. The ones in all of mine are toast. I might just swap them out with the ones that DGX carries with ceramic blades.
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This reminds me, I don't know where my replacement blades are.This reminds me, I need to find my replacement blades. The ones in all of mine are toast. I might just swap them out with the ones that DGX carries with ceramic blades.
I have found coating the entire blade, on both sides, with silicone grease helps avoid rust.
Similarly rinsing it after every dive, and drying it in the upright position (so the water drips towards the base, rather than the enclosed 'cutting' area) also helps
Thanks for the reminder about the ceramic blade upgrade. I already put my replacement blades into mine, so I guess I'll order this now so I don't forget again.This reminds me, I need to find my replacement blades. The ones in all of mine are toast. I might just swap them out with the ones that DGX carries with ceramic blades.
Thanks for the reminder about the ceramic blade upgrade. I already put my replacement blades into mine, so I guess I'll order this now so I don't forget again.
You're right. I ordered the dgx cutter. It was only $16 for the whole thing.I don't think the ceramic blades fit the trilobites. I think it's just the other cutter that DGX carries, so you can't swap them into a trilobite.