is there any way to bring the blade closer to the front?
1298692
Probably not, since metal blade is fixed in plastic holder. I suppose the plastic in front of the blade could be filed down or broken off.....not sure if worth it, or if safe.
271749
Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
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.
2039776
Not too bad, but not perfect. Need to get it just right between the blades.
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.
1345593
I haven't used mine enough to warrant changing the blade. I really don't have an answer to your question. Sorry.
1951983
I don't know of any way to adjust the blade but have found that really good frozen ice does not chunk and is fine. If yours routinely has chunks and does this with ice that is hard and right out of the freezer I would say return it for a defect
2103362
Swivel the locking lever and pop it out. It's not hard to do. Take the old blade with you to the store as there is a bewildering selection.
2108591
Definitely not, It would fit at the top near the hilt probably, but it would not work as the blade gets wider.
590771
I believe you can, but you might have to get a different blade than the stock one.
1835185
Yes but to make sharper .. YouTube a video on how.. as simple as raising the blade closer to the edge
1720258
There's a good size circular button (I think its green) located on the housing near the blade that you push in which enables tilting the cutting angle.
957679
I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front... » Read More I'm sorry but no it wont, if you want to zero gap your masters, remove the front cover, make sure the taper lever is pushed forward, if you look at the cutting blade there should be 2 screws, reverse hex/torn screws, those 2 screws need to be loosened, once loosened, you can take a flat head screwdriver and push the flat plate or tab just where the 2 screws rest and push forward til the cutting blade is where as far forward as you want it, be careful not to go as too far, it may cut your clients bad!!!!, once your satisfied with where it's placed tighten down the 2 screws and place front cover back on check over everything, hope that helps, lemme know « Show Less
1337276
The "square silver thing" provides the friction for the blade to stay in place. It shouldn't need to be moved. A bit of force is needed to get the blade to slip into place though. If you're really having to force the blade in you could try and adjust the tension of the "square silver thing". But you wouldn't want to loosen the friction so much as to allow the blade to slide around or move on it's own.
1195999
I don't know of any way you can adjust the blade to make the cut thinner and there is no zester attachment.
1358208
The blade does not extend all the way to the edge of the base plate. It is set in 1/16th of an inch from the edge. Hope this helps you!
259697
you can, but i'd recommend just getting an adjustable one. unless you have a circular saw or a way to keep the same angle it can be frustrating. I used a dremmel, and eventually got it to fit after cutting ~1" off. not worth the effort.