How do you adjust the blade?
1984929
When you turn it over there is a four-sided bar. The thickness is noted on the bar, turn it to the thickness you want (eg. 0.5, 1.3, 3.0).
1984930
There's a square bar on the back (parallel to the blade) that turns to adjust the thickness.
1984931
I thought that rotating the little rod will do it, but it does not work. This was a bad purchase, although was recommended by " American kitchen". I should have sent it back.I have one Kyocera mandoline product with fixed blade which is great. Disappointed in Portland
1984932
On the underside there is a square/rectangular block. If you turn it it will adjust the size.
1984933
On the bottom of the slicer between the blade and the handle there is a square block 3-1/8"long (8cm) that sits on the same angle as the blade. You rotate it by 1/4 turns it has the numbers 0.5, 1.3, 2.0 and 3.0 which are the thicknesses. I don't know how accurate hey are I just pick the one I want.Martin
1322064
I purchased this for my hairdresser. I don't think that you adjust the blade. It is meant for necklines and to trim around the ears and sideburns. Regular clippers with a guard are used for the rest of the haircut.
2220513
No adjustments can be made. Would need to cut it with the right type of saw.
1662637
Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know and I'll try again. My saw is in storage at the moment, so I'm operating on memory here. Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know... » Read More Yes, you can definitely adjust them and I've found that it is best to do so - and tighten them - after pretty much each use. If I am understanding the guides you are referencing correctly, you want to push the rollers (guides) forward or back so that they cover your blade as evenly as possible. Just look for the visible steel shafts protruding from the back part of the guide assembly and press it forward with your finger. When it's where you want it, just rotate the little red, round knobs to tighten the guides into place. Hope I've understood you correctly, but if not please let me know and I'll try again. My saw is in storage at the moment, so I'm operating on memory here. « Show Less
1920585
M. Ruiz, there's a little black plastic piece that lookes like a screw on the side turn that to adjust the clippers. if you still have your instructions you can find a better description there hope that helps.
437042
There are no adjustments, just different blades. This is not as flexible, but whether or not it suffices is up to you. Personally, I go crazy with two many choices: thin, thick, and in between are enough for me.
1383285
Take a screw driver and slightly bend the metal flange in between the farm so that it aligns with the blade when open. If that doesn't work I gues you need trend it back
2095499
there is a little black slide button on the side. it raises and lowers the blade.
1195999
I don't know of any way you can adjust the blade to make the cut thinner and there is no zester attachment.
702933
The razon I received was different than the one pictured BUT so far I'm satisfied with it. And in respond to your question, I have not found/noticed any mechanism to let "me" change the angle of the blade.
24734
First flip up the locking mechanism that is folded down over the blade. Then slide the piece of metal that is on the side of the blade down. Remove the blade and insert another (or just flip the current blade around to use the other side of it). Slide the piece of metal back up and the lock back down.
627194
I'm Not quite sure what adjustment you are talking about. You can cut as low or high as you like with out any adjustment. This is a very simply clipper with a handle. The rollers are there as a guide and you can pick the rest.
1971015
All you need to do is unscrew the handle. It's what holds the top together, then change out the blade. It took me a while to figure it out. The whole thing is really simple.
1851487
There is no factory option to set the blade at a certain height. It's either 'Up' or 'Down'. You'll probably need to attach something (MacGiver) so the blade doesn't go completely down.
1928721
I didn't either unless it's part of the machine. Seems irrelevant though. Closest I can figure is the the knob to loosen/tighten the the nut that holds the bar tight so you can adjust the saw blade tension.
577507
Gerald, Changing blades is quite straight forward. Hold the razor in the middle of the handle and turn the knurled part of the handle shaft at the bottom until you can lift the top part of the head from the body. You will see that this mentioned top part of the head has a thread shaft that screws into the handle. Once you do this the rest is self-explanatory; nonetheless just slide the blade onto the threaded shaft, insert the blade and top head into the handle and tighten.
584208
Do you mean the guides you buy separately? If so clip them on the bottom of the blade , face the clipper down so the button is facing the ground and use your thumbs to slide the guide up and over the edges of the blade. The clip on the bottom of the guide will stretch to fit the different sizes of blades. If you're asking about changing the blade, I'm not sure as I haven't changed mine