Are the blades on a shaft that can be attached to an internal motor, to turn the blades slowly?
1641012
The blades will turn easily if you: put one washer on the threaded metal peg (this is where you put the blade assembly), push the blade assembly on and put another washer on the peg, then put the wood knob on; hand tighten. These washers are not included, but easy to buy. We had them on our work bench.
1641013
I don't think you'd be able to do that. The blades are just pushed onto a peg that sticks out
1641014
No, but it can be done easily enough. There is ample room inside to put a battery and an electric motor. You will have to make your own shaft, and gear it to the speed you want.
590773
Yes, I would use a fine tooth blade ,like a metal cutting blade and cut at a slow speed.
280794
There is a rod that is removable that goes through the end of the shaft but if you remove this rod a ratchet and 7/8 socket can be used. I removed the rod and I just use a ratchet and socket which is so much faster.
2190178
The hand tool that is included has an incorporated keyed chuck. There are other quick exchange hand tools compatible with this shaft and motor however.
231128
Sometimes they do get stuck. If you are gentle you can pry the blade from the drive shaft using one of those miniature pry bars. But do be gentle. It is recommended to oil the drive shaft with some olive oil prior to attaching any blade or implement. Good luck.
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.
1161633
No they cannot. You can however, buy multiple blades and run them in conjunction with one another on a backplane.
121935
yes. the blades are built in. they are inside. the shaver just have the clips to engage
38190
Not that I know of. I think this is the only replacement for the blades from Norelco for these razors. For what it's worth, the reason this is more (in addition to all the markup by Norelco) is that you're actually replacing the entire swiveling head of the razor, so there are a lot of parts in this complex assembly. But if you want the smoothest electric shave you can get at home I think this is the price.
2254833
I don't think so. the rpm's are less with this type of blade and I believe it takes more torque.
1815616
It will be almost impossible to do with this model. The rotary blade operates on a track and it is protected by the guide. I would look elsewhere.
1964732
No, I could not find it. Usually there is a switch on the side, above the blades, this model does not have one. Another answer mentioned pulling the chain, but there are only 2 chains, one for the light, and one for the fan. Pulling the fan chain does not reverse direction, it controls speed setting.
1387885
NOT that I have found. I've searched all over for a spare parts supplier, but it looks like you have to replace the whole thing or rig something up to counter the locking mecha. I just snipped the wire off that locks the blade in place. It still works if you just use the plastic locking pin from the blade to secure to the motor. Just the back guard falls off when you remove the blade.
2030630
I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
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.
1600268
yes take it slow though. My motor burned out in 5 months. Loved this little saw while it lasted
1825393
Yes, see the previous answer. Basically you are removing the shaft and turning the motor over and putting the rotor/shaft thru the other side.