Is there anything that holds the blade at the correct angle while you are using the grinder? I am not sure just how this all works.
144719
you loosen a nut/bolt, set desired angle, then tighten back down. Love mine
144720
Place the blade on the grinder table bevel side up, the back of the blade is flat on the table, hold the blade on the table with your finger and pull the blade under the grinder wheel. The height of the grinding wheel determines the bevel angle.
144721
Once the angle has been set, you just keep the blade flat on the grinder and it will work perfectly.
648005
Mine doesn't grind at all -- works like a charm. The blade made it through quite a few cuts before I finally started seeing uneven cuts and chips.
203171
Yes. It's the part that screws in and holds the blade. It is a very durable and hard plastic. I do love the grinder! Works so well and would recommend trying it.
2085506
There is a round silver screw on the bottom that you turn to adjust the grind. Turn it clockwise for a finer grind, counterclockwise for a coarser grind. This works on my mill. If yours doesn't work there's something wrong with it.
1744094
Make sure the nut on top is tight-and Yes there is a certain amount of resistance as you turn the handle -it's just the action of the grinder itself
916136
It would like any other blade based grinder, however this one is particularly bad in circulating the content so big chunks stay on the top while the bottom turns to hot dust.My wife uses a standard - KRUPS F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder with Stainless Steel Blades, 3-Ounce, Black and it circulates top to bottom much better/
702933
The razon I received was different than the one pictured BUT so far I'm satisfied with it. And in respond to your question, I have not found/noticed any mechanism to let "me" change the angle of the blade.
1493693
That's what we use, never had this problem. Does the grinder appear to be turning freely and do the batteries appear to be strong?
182146
That's a 4.5 angle grinderThe question is: do you need that exceptional grinder for a once a year user.I don't call that an investment. I use that tool everyday in the last 6 year.
239562
I have not tried. The blades do not seem close enough to the bottom to find grind; in my opinion.
505458
Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
701585
Hi! Yes I found that out too when I got it!! Just pull one of the blades out toward u like the round end of the blade. Do it slowly.
704520
It might. You could check on the product website and e-mail the manufacturer and ask them. My recommendation would be to check out another tool called an angle grinder. New and reconditioned ones can be had for prices comparable with this tool but for your particular application might work better.
839313
If I understand correctly youeant the blade is not rotating. If yes, fill the jar with warm soap water and keep it for a few hours and then remove this water and pour fresh water and place the jar on grinder, run it for around a min and see.
473247
The blade mechanism is raised about 1 cm, but the blades also extend down that depth on the end. I do not have a problem with pieces getting stuck under the blade or uneven grinding.
1752468
I use a 4 1/2" angle grinder with a cutting wheel, just a quick cut on the edge and both sides, and you have a very sharp edge, I cut small trees up to 4'' wide with NO problem, FRANK PAPA
2141429
This blade in the picture is not the 5/8" arbor type. As a matter of fact, I bought the 5/8" arbor and I haven't opened the box and use it yet. My understanding is the nut of the grinder can be screwed in from both sides. One side is for a thin blade the other side is for a thicker blade such as the 5/8" arbor.