Maybe this is a dumb question, but why would you want to reverse the blades?
1728732
I just use it for almost a year. Want to buy a blade to be rapidly replaced.
1728733
The sharpening blades do wear out and don't work as well over time. Reversing them is like getting a brand new sharpener.
566281
Aww man you're gonna make me have to go see cuz I honestly can't remember. I hope you appreciate this and you owe me a beer....... Ok, it will roll backwards but the blades do not. It is however a fairly heavy bugger and I expect, with proper maintenance, to get a lifetime of usage out of it. I bought it mainly as a backup for my power mower. It does not, however, cut weeds for nothing and I don't know why. I believe because the weeds are so flexible they slide right through. But in a way that's a good thing as then you can spot the little bastids and kill them.
1563825
Yes they are reversible. They are almost exactly the same blades. The only difference I see from what came on my planer are the ends.
1884116
Yes the blades on the 22-590 are reversible. Here is an excerpt from the user manual..."Your unit is equipped with double-edged knives. If the second edge of the knife has not been used, rotate the knife 180 degrees and replace on the cutterhead. Replace the knives if both sides have been used."
52216
Since the shavings collect in the bottom of the encasement, putting it upside down would collect and pack the shavings into the blades. You could mount it right side up under the counter on an under wall but probably not recommended for under the slip of the counter.
2006619
It's a trick to fool you into thinking you're buying a reversible fan. To reverse it you have to pull it out of the window, turn it around, & put it back. Under those type or terms, all fans are "reversible" because they can all be turned around.
1907906
Only way that I know of to reverse the direction is to swap the leads to the motor. If you open the case that way, the warranty be invalid. Exchange it; when you get the properly-wired one you will find it a very useful tool (I have actually felled small trees with mine).
199289
Not something I looked into,.The folks at Multifit Blades would have an answer.
2150191
Hello. The reverse option on this ceiling fan is as simple as turning a switch on the motor. If you should have any further questions please feel free to reach us. Thank you.
422403
Not really - the motor is geared the wrong way to do this. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the darker section from which the motor's shaft protrudes is actually a cylindrical gear box, and it is geared to give mechanical advantage to the motor behind it. You would have to spin the shaft with so much force that the power you got out of it would probably not be worth it. What you want is setup where that gear arrangement was reversed. Then a very little input would result in a productive output.
937319
Two blades are supposed to run clockwise. Two are supposed to run anti-clockwise (counterclockwise). If they are doing this, it is correct.
350730
I wouldn't. The blades have a little play, so swinging them I'm sure it would fly off at some point. These are definitely only for show.
2032433
I looked at mine and there is no way to reverse the motor. It spins on way and one way only. Why would you need to reverse it anyways?
1149786
Blade is slanted at a angle or to side to push snow off to side when pushing.... then you can flip it over to have blade angle in opposite direction... watch you tube video and you will see them flipping it over to a different angle.... Hope this helps
937607
The lawn mower will not operate pulling it backwards. There are rollers behind the blades that prevent mowing in the reverse direction.
716503
It has a toggle to reverse direction. Only one speed. It's for household convenience use.
2048057
It's called jimping. There is no purpose to have it the length of the back of the blade. I have a tiger shark elite from SOG with the same design, and you aren't going to notch anything with it without a great deal of effort. You really only need jimping at the spot where your thumb would hit the back of the blade just above the handle to help with controlling the knife.