Does anyone know if it is possible to zero gap this blade?
2016910
Not exactly sure what you mean by "0 gap"... but it fits right into place as the old blade and cuts right down to the bone.I use the larger Wahl to cut my hair... then the Peanut.... I look like I've shaved my head. You can also buy a non-nick surgical disposable razor from Kendall which I used to sell. It's used for prepping before surgery. It glides over the skin and leaves a tiny stubble of hair that's invisible. I have a case of these if interested. Clay Freeman henryclayfreemanjr@msn.com
2016911
Not exactly sure what you mean by "0 gap"... but it fits right into place as the old blade and cuts right down to the bone. I use the larger Wahl to cut my hair... then the Peanut.... I look like I've shaved my head. You can also buy a non-nick surgical disposable razor from Kendall which I used to sell. It's used for prepping before surgery. It glides over the skin and leaves a tiny stubble of hair that's invisible. I have a case of these if interested. Clay Freeman henryclayfreemanjr@msn.com
2016912
If you are asking if it is possible to cut skin-close with this blade, the answer is yes. We use it right below the hairline and it is as close as a blade.
266752
Check the plane sole for flatness. I bet there is a high spot on the sole behind the blade. If there is, it needs to be ground, filed or sanded off
1195999
I don't know of any way you can adjust the blade to make the cut thinner and there is no zester attachment.
914896
Gutting... No problem... Skinning or fileting?... Blade is too short and too thick.... No flex..
567175
The blade is adjustable. I think you'll be able to cut through it. In the picture that little round toggle is like a bolt holding the blade in place. You can loosen it and slide the blade up or down to your desired level and then tighten it to keep in place.
1130515
I am sorry for my late response. I have an Oster with a fixed blade, so that is all I can answer questions about with confidence. Sorry!
2169147
Haven't tried but it will take very shallow cuts &lt; 1/64 in. The stock blades are very sharp don't know how they would hold up to oak end grain
529340
Yes if you get the detatchable blade that's # 00000. That's 5 zeroes. It's as close as you can get without a razor
1988678
From what I've read, the blade is not removable. I have no experience trying to remove the blade though.
687724
Not that I'm aware of. Just put the blade in, and there it is. Shaves really close, so be careful.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
66971
That seems like overkill. If you properly strop the blade several times on each side, that will do the job. You don't need anything moving at a higher speed.
1030431
I can't say I tried it, but I doubt the blade is long enough, nor is it powerful enough to cut that thickness. I'd try to get advice from an expert in countertops. Maybe Google the topic. I'm sure there would be plenty of advice there.
419433
It can be done with a thin screwdriver or a thin philip screw driver...narrow enough to fit the gap
1352923
It should have two blades, and yes, we have had the same problem with ours; I did a little bending of the blades, as I noticed when they are installed in the handle, there is a gap between them. So the bending seemed to coax them closer together. Never the less, this newer item isn't as good as the old one we had, which lasted for years and was a dependable knife.
1536307
That might be a better question for the gingher manufacturers. I have not purchased any other blades. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
998625
As user K. Rocke said, the splitter is designed to be either up (fully extended) or below the table. The action on the particular splitter I got is fairly stiff, so I can imagine only extending it halfway up, but that seems like it could cause a dangerous situation where it moves halfway through the cut, or I'm tempted to reach for it over the blade. I think the most straightforward answer to your question is "No.".