How to Replace Wood Chipper Blades - Forest Master FM4DDE/FM4DDE-MUL

[@pascaltoffaloni2380]

Oui, ça à l'air très simple comme ça, sauf qu'il faut la douille qui soit exactement du calibre de la vis, elle pourrait être vendue avec le broyeur ! impossible de démonter les miennes. Les vis sont bloquées à fond et les têtes très peu épaisses, j'ai déjà ripé et j'ai peur de les abimer. Pas très content de mon achat car en plus il y a du bourrage continuel à l'évacuation des copeaux.

[@iainwoodhead4440]

... BUT you missed the crucial bit ... if the piece of paper doesn't fit or the gap is far too big, how does one adjust the gap ?

[@iainwoodhead4440]

Excellent machine by the way ... just needed an adjustment to the bit next to the outflow chute so it can be stood on a two milk crates and a bucket put under to catch the bits. That's the shredder version.

[@williamcox8491]

Do you have a U.S. distributor?

[@ForestMaster]

Hi William, thanks for your question! Regrettably, we don't have a distributor in the US. But, if you drop a line to our sales team at [e-mail], we'd be happy to provide a shipping quote for you.

[@SEBZED86]

Why wouldn’t you just re-sharpen the blade?!

[@ForestMaster]

Hey, thanks for your comment. One great feature of the FM4DDE is the reversible blades. When one set starts to dull, simply switch them around for extended use and a longer lifespan. If you prefer to sharpen the blades yourself, it's easy to do with an oil stone. Just sharpen the edges of the blades and they'll be good as new.

[@truth3358]

cheap blades let it down would never buy this make

[@ForestMaster]

Thanks for commenting! In terms of the blades, we actually use forged steel blades in all our wood chippers for their strength and durability, plus, they're also reversible to extend their life.