can the degree of angle of cut be changed
1683646
I had no idea what we were referring to until I saw one other answer. There are 2 angles to be had with this sharpener as stated: 118 and 135.
1683647
Yes, you can choose between 118 and 135 degrees. Many of the videos you can find on youtube and the video that comes with the sharpener show you how to do this. you may want to take a look at the following links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wWzW8BjtiM and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6bC5imB31A
1683648
There is No picture, No brief explanation of just what the hell we're talking about? What dumbass is in charge of "feedback questions" there at amazon?
965318
Yes, the cutting guide has a set screw and is adjustable from square cuts anywhere up to 45 degrees for diagonal cuts. I always check the angle with a combination square or other device.
2264063
You can easily move the screen back and forth. So if it is what you mean by angle of the screen so yes, it allows you to change it easily :)
785291
The depth of cut is adjustable by changing where you choose to clamp the blade but the width can only be adjusted by buying different width blades.
589071
Not at all, but then it depends on which cutting height you have it set on.
1654836
No, the angle is not adjustable. It is set to the best angle for the majority of knives however.
1459468
Yes it is. You want to be careful to adjust it correctly so that you maintain a 90 degree cutting angle. It may take a little practice, but it is doable.
666483
It really depends on placement of knife and blade width. Using a magic marker on the bevel edge you can adjust it to achieve needed angle. The knives I just recently did for my mom required matching 15 degree bevel and with very little adjust had no issues achieving this. Syderco and a few other knives useing thinner blades due to type metal also require about 15 degrees snd currently have had no issues with sharpening them.
548886
That is the same question that I've asked. It looks like the angles can be adjusted, but I am not positive. It specifies that it comes with a ruler to measure the correct angle. I wished there was a company that I could contact to address the question directly.
2144980
Yes. You can change the incline during use by selecting the degree /percentage via push button on the computer display.
1210633
You can change it one degree at a time. It is easy to do and the dial is easy to see.
569636
The table does not have a angle guide on it but if you made a guage as a guide it would cut at any angle
1115680
I am not sure what you mean by settings but there is attachments that regulate the length of the cut. If you want 3/8 left you have an attachment or 1/4 etc
98908
Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts by flipping your material. If you have a more complex shape, you will want to make sure you plan your cuts carefully. Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts... » Read More Yes, no, and it depends. The fence has an adjustment that will allow you to place your work at an angle to the blade. If you are standing in the operating position, the fence is normally perpendicular to the blade. By loosening the pivot adjustment bolt and the fence hold down bolt, you will be able to pivot the fence clockwise up to 15 degrees from "0" degrees ( "0" degrees is perpendicular to blade) and counterclockwise up to 45 degrees. If you are cutting basic bars, tubes, angle material, etc., typically you will be able to achieve the left and right 45 degree cuts by flipping your material. If you have a more complex shape, you will want to make sure you plan your cuts carefully. « Show Less
1638658
If you are looking at an upward of downward angle, it does change a very little bit. Not from side to side though.
1792367
Yes.. You can't change the beam but the height and side ways angle can be adjusted.
2057163
Yes, correct! If you want to make a 90° turn, cut 2@ 45°, etc. For a 45° turn, 2@ 22.5°.