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These old printers are very nice, feel good in the hand, the blade is sharp.
They don't cut well, and I think it's due to the gap between the blade and the hook.
Any ideas on how to fix this ?
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can the nut or what have you in the middle be tightened?
 
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Good idea, but I checked, it's as tight as it will go.
I think the end of the bolt was mushroomed out so it can't back out.
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Looks like an old school rivet.
Looks like an old school rivet.
 
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