It is probably a worn out gasket. The cheapest and best results i have gotten have been going to the manufacturer website and most of them give you the ability to buy replacement parts.
SOURCE: Waring blender - new blade
I just figured it out. The key is you need to think in terms of keeping the blades and the large washers separate. Here's what you do.
Thread the blade through the glass and use the white rubber gaskets against the glass and the stainless gaskets against the hardware. Then tighten the whole enchilada to the blender with the main nut (that goes on the bottom outside of the blender). Then once that's nice and tight tighten the flange that catches the blender teeth to the remaining portion of the protruding threads. Make sure you use the copper colored gasket first then the stainless washer then the stainless flange. Tighten that real good and you should be good to go.
To check if you've done it right spin the flange. If the blades spin independent of everything else you're good to blend away!
SOURCE: leaking blender
It could be the gasket, could definitely be that crack in the collar, and even possibly the blade assembly - here is the official website to get all of those parts:
http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=4154&linkon=subsection&linkid=112&secid=53
-Tha Mp3 Doctor
SOURCE: leaking cuisinart smart power 7-speed electronic blender
There is probably a hairline fracture or tiny crack in the blade assembly itself - replace the blade assembly - it will automatically come with a gasket, so you will have an extra.
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