can you turn the shaft so you can edge.
636155
This features a curved shaft design that is perfect for lawn edging, maintaining small garden areas, trimming along fence lines and other light jobs.
703722
I am pretty sure you could. You can set the grind angle to whatever you want.
1022586
It can be done, but it is very dangerous. It requires a bit of skill because the locking mech. has quite a spring to it. I have tried it before and almost cut the tip of my finger off due to it springing back.
2030630
I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
1327905
The "blade" is already blunt in that instead of coming to a sharp edge, it has a radius (curve) on it. I suppose if you wanted to flatten it by grinding, you could. However, I'd be careful in not going too much or too fast. You could take too much off, or overheat it, making weaker!
1635998
Nope. The end is a short piece of angle iron that bolts to the frame and receives the spiritual on the shaft.
234310
Yes, once the Spine (back) of the knife is squared off enough and not rounded, yes you can, I do. You don't want to use the blade edge unless you have to. It will dull the edge.
1744564
It has a pin that allows you to remove it. So, conceivably you could flip the bar around. But I don't see how you could turn it to the side unless you drilled a new hole for the pin.
1441483
No, You have to reverse the direction of the blades - you cannot do that without taking off the wheel.
1633672
If you mean flat as parallel to the shaft. The answer is yes. If not I'm not quite sure what your asking.
179596
As far as I know, yes, but some blades cannot be turned sideways to be used as a edger Page 23 of the manual lists some other cutting heads.
1787332
Yes you could. But don't be in a hurry. It turns kinda slow because it is intended as a driver. Also you will need hex shank drill bits.
1284478
not if you mean turning the cable. That's normal because it gives the full turn to when we use the iron cable not have to twist and turn it, especially when we do some curls with the iron. I hope my answer serves you.
799628
Yes, of course. There's a red switch underneath you can flip like most drills that reverses the direction of rotation (so you can screw in or out screws).
752434
Insert a screw driver in the tooth section of the blade and hold while turning.
1062434
Personally I don't think it would be balanced right and would wobble. It would be better to put it on a smooth shaft.
1151021
I haven't done it, but after looking under the motor, I'll confidently and recklessly say that the motor can be loosened, lifted, and turned around for outboard turning. You'd need some sort of outboard tool rest.