Can I Sharpen My Hedge Clippers With Device
1830657
I have never tried it but I suppose you could if the blade fit in the sharpeners
1830658
I wouldn't think so They're probably too wide But maybe they make something that can If they do I'm sure it will work as well
1605283
In my experience i'd have to say no, I've brought dull knives to a decent sharpness but not anything hair razor sharp . I'd suggest the Spyderco sharpener or something that has a higher grit to sharpen.
537044
Each device requires a different amount of current. The chain saw requires the most, one full charged battery will last about 20 minutes cutting 2" diameter soft wood. Grass clippers about 45 minutes. But don't cut heavy grass very well. Hedge clippers I have not used. Chain saw is good for small quick trimming.
938023
You can sharpen them, but it will grind away a bit of the serrations each time, depending on which set of wheels your using that can cause your serrated blade to end up not so serrated after a while.
545700
It depends on the current draw but I doubt it. I tried to use the device while in the UK to power my hair clippers (a 50W device). I could when plugged directly into the device but if I used an extension cord the clippers did not work due to the small voltage drop across the added cord. This indicates that the device, while converting voltage and frequency, does not pass enough current through the conversion. Your iron is a high current device so i doubt it will work.
1225956
Yes, just be sure your shun is not a single sided edge. I have two shuns and it sharpens them beautifully.
1029159
No. Do not sharpen. You will weaken the leading edge of the blade. The blades cut just fine right out of the box with slightly dull edges.
1716467
Sorry I cannot answer that question. I have only had the weed razor one year and haven't had the need to sharpen it yet. The weed razor does come with a sharpener so I guess one would run it along the blades. Good luck.
666680
No sir. If you'll be using these clippers in the UK you'll have to get a 110v/220v converter, as these clippers do not have a dual voltage switch on them and they only come with the American 110 outlet plug.
2162581
from RD: I have used the chainsaw sharpener...which worked fine, but haven't tried with the lawn mower blade sharpener as yet.
123037
No. You need one that will run off of an external power supply. This one has an unremovable chord attached to it. Or you could plug it into a transformer if you have one already. The model 1771 should work for you but it isn't a heavy duty sharpener.
56007
You can if you are using a water stone. There are several types of sharpening stones; some require oil, some water, some nothing at all.
1178820
Yes, whatever you could do with hand shears this tool will do it easier and faster. Charge your batteries first for at least 1 hour. The batteries are not included. I have the NiCad XRP batteries and they are powerful.
805956
I don't think they are sharper, any clipper can do that if adjusted. You probably just need to adjust the blades. Loosen the screws and push the smaller blade down if the are too close to the edge, it can cut. Also make sure the blades are not uneven edge to edge.
918524
No, unfortunetly. It will work on anything with a straight blade (hand pruners, pruning shears, old fashioned hand hedge trimmers, and even a knife) but it is not intended to sharpen anything with a serrated edge (example-any sort of saw with teeth)
872646
No, not with this sharpener. The blades are to thick and not set at the right angle. Get him a bench grinder or a 4 1/2 in. hand grinder. I use the hand grinder and it works great. $15 at Harbor Freight if you have one close. Hope this helps.
1476103
The answer is "Yes". But, it arrives dull: I sharpened ours immediately, mostly using a file.HTH,Robert