Can I use a chipper between the two blades?
1632086
I've never tried this. I have a dado set for that. But I imagine it would work if you needed a wider finger joint than 3/8". The diameter of the chipper would have to be exactly the same as the blades.
1632087
I don't think so. The chipper would have to match the teeth or be substantially smaller in diameter.
1632088
Use of a chipper would introduce many problems to a system that uses an exacting physical fitting together of the two specially engineered blades. Best and safest solution to making other slots is the dado set.
1632089
Probably not a good idea. The way the carbide cutters are configured would not accommodate chippers that would normally go with a dado set. I have a Freud dado set and they fit specifically for those outside blades. I would not attempt using them with the box cutter blades.
49467
It's not a good tool for creating mulch from the items you've described. The Chipper Joe has a 2" diameter feed hole, so it's really meant to be used for chipping small tree branches. Works great for that. Sun Joe sells another tool that is designed to create mulch from soft items like vegetable peels, old fruit, leaves and so forth. I love my Chipper Joe for small tree branches. Works great.
1703915
You would not be able to use a mason jar in place of the mixer jar if that's what you mean. The blades are built into the jar. No interchanging jar action. Hope that helps.
1117913
You can use the diamond blade but it's more likely to cut the brick, a softer blade (composite) might be better.
1551860
Yes, and it has not bothered me at all with the usage of the storage unit. I am glad I purchased it because I can imagine how dangerous it would be if I were trying to store the blades elsewhere. It should work for you with no problem, just handle it from the sides and not try to put your fingers under the unit. Good luck.
115488
You can, but it is not recommended. Aluminum is too soft and it tends to overheat the carbide tips. I use it for occasional small cuts that need extreme accuracy. Just remember to keep the blade cool. You will greatly reduce the life of the blade.
1367014
The chippers are the straight 2 teeth kind. BTW, my set is too large for my saw, so I have a set that has never been used.
520550
Never tried that but my guess is yes as long as it's fine granules and not clumped together. Also you probably should scrub it down so the blades don't rust.
1158318
sorry,i don,t know as i haven't tried it.There is a blade that might do the job ,but i doubt it .
1712238
A section of old hack saw blade will work well. If necessary one could use a knife if nothing else is available. I prefer not to use my knife in such a way.
924936
You can't clean stuff that get stuck between the blades. I threw mine away and wrote one of my only reviews ever for that very reason. Get a Broner. Works better AND you can clean it easily with a brush.
197972
I have had the best results with the Messermeister for many years. In the past I had used a wetting stone and I found that it made the blades thinner in places and in the over all did not give me the edge I wanted. I hope this helps you.
1376464
Yes you can. I would think about any veggie. Just watch what type of surface you cut on. (wood preferably) They Will chip or brake if misused. Be careful they are very sharp.
606171
You could, but why would you? It will cut slow and eliminates the advantages that you would buy this saw for. The carbide blade barely leaves a bur, the cut is almost cool to the touch, it cuts quickly, and it makes less mess. Depending on what you are cutting, you can make several hundred cuts before you send the blade out for sharpening, which eliminates time lost to changing out the abrasive disks. Overall, buy a spare carbide blade, can send one out to be sharpened and use the spare. Quit buying the abrasive disks!
826575
this chipper has 1 blade to chip branches and the shredder for leafs has like 6 to 8 like a flail mower. I had bought an extra chipper blade so that I can put the spare on and take the other to get sharpened. the blade is easy to remove , you take the cone off where the sticks go, 3 bolts to loosen and 2 bolts to remove the blade.
769581
I suppose you could... The blade is a bit narrower that most other blades but it will certainly give a close cut :)
219646
The inner and outer blades, combined with 2 required spacers, makes the set at the minimum 1/4". There are four 1/8" chippers and one 1/16" chipper. There is an assortment of various size shims to make any combination from 1/4" to about 7/8".