What is the angle of blade oscillation in degrees?
1110724
According to the owner's manual it is 3.2 degrees. This and other information can be found on the www.rockwelltools.com website. I highly recommend it
1110725
can't say in degrees, but since it's a plunge cut it's not much more than the width of the blade.
1110726
According to the owner's manual it is 3.2 degrees. This and other information can be found on the www.rockwelltools.com website.I highly recommend it
404197
I believe it is 5.50. This unit has plenty of power and rarely stalls unless I set the blade depth too deep early in the year. It does have both vertical and angular adjustments fpr the blade settings
1661022
According to the Amazon product description of the "Wusthof Precision Edge 4 Stage Knife Sharpener": The standard sharpener uses carbide blades set at 28 degrees or 14 degrees per side to sharpener[sic] your standard kitchen knives. Stage 2 of the standard side uses ceramic rods to hone a fine edge on your blade. Simply slide the cover over to Asian knives to sharpen your Asian knives to a 20 degree angle or 10 degrees per side". So if this one is the standard part of the above, the angle is 14 deg according to Amazon. On the booklet that came with it, Wusthof says "Designed to handle all new knives with PEtec edge". Various sources on the web claim that with PEtec marketing Wusthof has reduced their edge angle from the former 19 deg to 14 deg (per side). Other web sources claim (old) German knives are 22 deg per side. I took an aligned macro photograph and measured the ratio of the coarse carbide blade separation vs perpendicular height, and using trigonometry got 18.4 deg per side (est error: +/- 0.4 deg ). Same measurement on the fine ceramic rods got 18.5 deg. It is possible the angle changes slightly when one actually puts a knife in the slots and applies some pressure.
1296503
Sure. Just set the devise on the table portion and zero it then sick (magneticly) on the blade to deiermine the angle to be cut. It works like a level so I can't say it works setting a miter angle.
1263234
22.5 = 1/2 of a 45 degree angle. This is the correct angle for any sharpening.
267262
Blade angles are marked on the vertical rod with etched marks, but in my opinion they are there for reference. Mark your knifes edge with a marking pen and make test swipes to verify the rod is set to that angle by seeing that the pen mark is being removed. But yes it will do 16 deg angles.
1499544
Not sure exactly what your asking. If you place it on a vertical piece it will measure the angle on a horizontal plane from the vertical.
934695
I looked it up before throwing and supposedly every 3 feet is half of a rotation of the blade. So I guess where you hold it depends on how far away from the target you are
524957
The guide is variable. There are no set angles. You end up adjusting the guide to the angle of the blade you are sharpening. I wish it had set angles, but once you get used to the setup, it works very well. Not really something you setup and use for the first time perfectly. Takes some fiddling and learning.
1292309
It changes the angle of blade from straight up and down to leaning forward if you remove the blade and place finger on the blade roller guide and move switch it either moves roller forward or backwards to change the blade angle hope
1305678
I couldn't tell you about the angles. It is a double bevel grind. I can say that this knife is awesome. It can take a beating and you can sharpen it however you like. If you want to try customizing your knife by changing the profile or grind or even the scales this is a great knife to try with as it is very inexpensive but you'll still want to use it because it's a great knife/tool. Here's a cool article on types of knife grinds: http://www.sharpeningsupplies.com/Detailed-Discussion-on-Knife-Sharpening-Angles-W28C116.aspx
1970902
The blade pivots 90 degrees down and 45 degrees up. Nice for odd trimming. Rich
2268428
Any angle, those are just positive stops.... I love this saw, I recommend getting a couple different blades for the hard or soft woods....
916001
Hi Ron , I don't know exactly what angle it is but I use 3 of them and they are strong , sturdy and work fine.
908481
It does not oscillate as a regular fan does. The front panel in front of the blades can rotate if you set it do that. You can have it rotate clockwise or counter clockwise and this circulates the air.
538514
I can't say what the exact angle was, normally Spyides are supposed to ship 30 degrees inclusive but using the marker trick with my Sharpmaker it seemed to be a bit higher than 40 degrees inclusive so I re-profiled it. So far I haven't seen any edge chipping problems, I've only had the knife for a month or so though. Hope this helps.
816492
Not sure if you ever went to ask OXO yourself but since I wanted to get my knife sharpened, I did ask OXO what angle they sharpened their santoku at and they replied with 16° =)