Which way should the cutting blade face? Outside the grinder or inside?
1933961
the blade should face out towards the grinding plate. if used the other way their would be a space between the blade and grinding plate which you DO NOT want as it can bend or snap the cutting blade; simply put, ground meat feeds outward not inward. never rely on a guess answer.
786329
you can remove the disc by depressing the small black knob located on the aluminum housing just above the disc on the left side of the grinder (same side as the on/off switch.) The disc can then be turned in a CCW direction. if it is to tight use a screw driver by inserting it in one of the holes on the disc. Hope this helps
314783
First you will have a Left and Right outer blade. The chippers will then fit inside with NONE of the Carbide teeth touching. Real simple as long as your careful to make sure they don't touch. You have to use both outer blades as one has Carbide teeth facing the opposite way from the other. ( Meaning when both blades are turning in the same direction and next to each other, or a chipper, the Left side carbide will be on the left outer side and so forth with the Right) . Again, make sure NO carbide teeth are touching and there shouldnt be any problem.
970195
No I wouldn't use this tool. It would do the job but if you have an angle grinder with a cutoff blade that would be more appropriate. This tool would do the job with a small diameter cutoff bit but because it is an open blade safety would be an issue.
1066706
I followed the counter cut, it blended very well. you can feel it but it is not noticeable unless you are on top of it. When I cut it I angled my blade, opposite of each other.
533414
Straight side cuts the blade, the wavy side chops the cuttings. Straight side towards the earth.
2239500
Without actually seeing the situation, this is hard to answer. The trimmer has a shield that extends almost three inches from the cutters. Sliding the trimmer in sideways (with trimmer base flat against the concrete) will put the blade about two inches from the concrete. Of course, depending on your situation, you could always tilt and turn the blade as you go, nipping away a little at a time. Great little trimmer, well worth the price.
774643
There's a white plastic thing right below the blade. it's to cover the sharp blade when not in use. Just push it out. :)
2056963
it's both side. At least from our experience those diamond powders on disc stay very very well, very durable by this price.Just one, careful, it's thin blade disc, you cannot push too hard on vertical direction when you cut. keep cut straigt then you can use very long more than you expected.
1238535
It's designed to wobble. The wobble is what allows it to function without what ever your grinding getting stuck, even when you have it set to a fine grind. The side to side movement keeps different sized pieces moving down through the cutting edges. If it was fixed in place, you would have pieces that are too large not feeding through.
1804057
Both handles are the same. Either one can be used facing left or right on the inside or out side.
290909
Oh another option is a battery powered angle grinder with cutting disk. Also this device is cheap enough that I simply purchased a case to put it in. Hope this helps
505458
Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
2106513
The blade is reversible (I don't understand how you would even determine RH or LH?)so you can use it on the other side once it starts getting dull. So it doesn't matter which side the nut goes on. Don't forget about the wash under the nut and the washer on the other side of the blade.
533416
For a simple response, the straight side is the cutting side. But in actuality, both side are wavy as the blade dips up and down because it is a mulching blade.
113489
I bought a replacement blade, used a flat barber's sanding block to sharpen the face and manually filed in between the blade teeth. I assume no liability for this practice as it not recommended by the manufacturer. The blade is fixed and cannot be adjusted any closer.
1798065
The blades themselves are straight. The cutting end has curved outer blades to give it a nose shape presumeably so it get into tight spaces but the blades themselves are straight. Hope that helps