How do you switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation? Does anybody know the exact measurement from center to edge of blade?
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The fan direction is reversed with a slide switch on the side of the housing just below the blades. Reach in above the globe to easily change switch positions. The distance from center to the fan edge is 21". The fan has a good slow position and is very quiet to permit sleeping while it operates.
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The fan direction is reversed with a slide switch on the side of the housing just below the blades. Reach in above the globe to easily change switch positions.The distance from center to the fan edge is 21".The fan has a good slow position and is very quiet to permit sleeping while it operates.
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Below the fan blades on the metal cover is a switch. Slide the switch one way for clockwise and the other way for counter clockwise.
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There should be a switch on the side of the fan to choose the direction of rotation. The fan has a total diameter of 42 inches; so, the radius should be 21 inches.
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I try to set it on something solid, then lay the blade on the angle then move the knife like I'm trying to slice the stone. Repeat until a burr is the length of blade. Flip and do the other side. Then repeat on fine grit side.
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hi koni, yes in answer too your question, very adjustable with a small flat bladed screwdriver clockwise is for wider or more of a fanning like misting, counter clockwise will adjust to almost a jetted or straight stream and further distance can be achieved. i have 3 and they perform flawlessly, be somewhat careful with the spike that goes in the ground as they are made of pot metal and wont take much of any bending or they break push in straight and pull out the same easiest if you wet the ground before inserting, i know because i did it the hard way :)))))i hope that was helpful, they really do work welld clark hi koni, yes in answer too your question, very adjustable with a small flat bladed screwdriver clockwise is for wider or more of a fanning like misting, counter clockwise will adjust to almost a jetted or straight stream and further distance can be achieved. i have 3 and they perform flawlessly, be somewhat careful with the spike that goes in the ground as they are made of pot metal and wont take much of any bending or they break push in straight and pull out the same easiest if you wet the ground before inserting, i know because i did it the hard way :)))))i hope that was helpful,... » Read More hi koni, yes in answer too your question, very adjustable with a small flat bladed screwdriver clockwise is for wider or more of a fanning like misting, counter clockwise will adjust to almost a jetted or straight stream and further distance can be achieved. i have 3 and they perform flawlessly, be somewhat careful with the spike that goes in the ground as they are made of pot metal and wont take much of any bending or they break push in straight and pull out the same easiest if you wet the ground before inserting, i know because i did it the hard way :)))))i hope that was helpful, they really do work welld clark « Show Less
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There is a bolt on each side. The blades have three position holes. Loosen the bolt and move to a different hole.
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No it doesn't. To change blades one needs to place the blade on a block of wood (or similar) to stop it from rotating. However, if one doesn't need to change blades often, that shouldn't be a major issue.
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I am right handed, so I use it clockwise but in order to answer your question, I tried it counter-clockwise and it worked. So you can use it either way.
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All you need to do is place the sharpener on a flat surface with the screw-heads on top, unscrew the top half and lift it up making sure that both blades are left on the bottom half. Now just lift one blade and put it in the slot of the second without rotating or flipping and the second blade in the first. When you do this, the dots on the blades will continue to point in their original direction i.e. facing toward the tail end of the handle. Its just that the position of one blade behind the other is reversed.
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The center of the blade has a screw knob. Turn in direction shown on screw. Remove blade. Reverse to reinstall.
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After you loxk back the blade lift up the latch on top of the blade holder and the blade should lift out to reverse to use the other end.WARNING!These blades are very sharp!
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Is this a trick question? The right way. LOL. Using the supplied allen wrench, loosen the nut by turning clockwise while pressing the blade lock. Remove the blade and replace in the reverse order.
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Turn the range nut clockwise for higher cut in & cut out. Turn it counter clockwise for lower cut in & cut out.
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On the bottom of the slicer between the blade and the handle there is a square block 3-1/8"long (8cm) that sits on the same angle as the blade. You rotate it by 1/4 turns it has the numbers 0.5, 1.3, 2.0 and 3.0 which are the thicknesses. I don't know how accurate hey are I just pick the one I want.Martin
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hi koni, yes in answer too your question, very adjustable with a small flat bladed screwdriver clockwise is for wider or more of a fanning like misting, counter clockwise will adjust to almost a jetted or straight stream and further distance can be achieved. i have 3 and they perform flawlessly, be somewhat careful with the spike that goes in the ground as they are made of pot metal and wont take much of any bending or they break push in straight and pull out the same easiest if you wet the ground before inserting, i know because i did it the hard way :))))) i hope that was helpful, they really do work well d clark
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Move it back over to the left while closing the blade. Pretty standard on many knives.
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The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure the blade is securely in place before using. The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure... » Read More The allen wrench is provided in the handle near the battery on the right hand side. Push in the blade lock button at the top of the blade guard to stop the motion. Loosen the bolt with the allen wrench until the clamp is removed. (The bolt is reverse threaded, so it is clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten, the opposite of most bolts.) Place the blade between the inner and outer washer guards. Pull back the blade guard to insert the blade into place. Use the allen wrench to tighten the bolt into place (using the blade lock button to stop the blade motion). Make sure the blade is securely in place before using. « Show Less
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It depends on which way the blades spin. 2 of the blades spin anti clockwise and 2 spin clockwise. If the blade that spins clockwise isn't working, or broken, that's how you can tell which one to replace.
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Pull the pointed blade out where it's at a 45 degree angle, place the pointed tip on top of the can next to the rim and you'll notice that the slot under the pointed blade fits right around the rim. From there press the point down in a clockwise motion into the top of the can. Once you've penetrated it and brought the point back up to the starting position, rotate the can counter clockwise, or pull the opener back just enough to make another cut in the same fashion. Continue to do that around the rim until the can is opened...be careful (!) the lid on the can will be extra shop using this type of device. Hope this helps, wish I could attach pictures. Pull the pointed blade out where it's at a 45 degree angle, place the pointed tip on top of the can next to the rim and you'll notice that the slot under the pointed blade fits right around the rim. From there press the point down in a clockwise motion into the top of the can. Once you've penetrated it and brought the point back up to the starting position, rotate the can counter clockwise, or pull the opener back just enough to make another cut in the same fashion. Continue to do that around the rim until the can is opened...be careful (!) the lid on the can will be extra shop using this... » Read More Pull the pointed blade out where it's at a 45 degree angle, place the pointed tip on top of the can next to the rim and you'll notice that the slot under the pointed blade fits right around the rim. From there press the point down in a clockwise motion into the top of the can. Once you've penetrated it and brought the point back up to the starting position, rotate the can counter clockwise, or pull the opener back just enough to make another cut in the same fashion. Continue to do that around the rim until the can is opened...be careful (!) the lid on the can will be extra shop using this type of device. Hope this helps, wish I could attach pictures. « Show Less