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What does a RYOBI Thicknesser do?
A Thicknesser, also known as a Planer-Thicknesser is essentially a benchtop version of a hand planer. It’s used to plane wood to a consistent thickness throughout its length. They can also be used to square off posts while at the same time removing…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:48
How to feed timber using a RYOBI Thickness Planer
To feed timber into a RYOBI Thickness Planer (also known as a Thicknesser), at the front of the machine, there's a sealed power switch with emergency stop button. To turn it on, unclip and lift the cover, press the green button, and rest the cover…
Last update: 29/08/2023, 09:47
How to setup starting height for RYOBI Thickness Planer
To get a starting height of your RYOBI Thickness Planer for the cutting drum, wind the handle up and slide the timber in. Next wind the handle back until the cutter just rests on the timber. Noting the position of the handle, wind it back up two…
Last update: 29/08/2023, 09:56
How much material can you take off with a RYOBI Thicknesser?
Though 3mm is the recommended maximum amount, this will depend on the hardness of the wood. The harder it is, the less per pass you should take off. Keeping to around 0.5-1mm per pass may take longer, but this process not only prevents motor…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:54
How do you replace the cutter blades in a RYOBI Thicknesser?
Eventually, the cutters will become dull, or they can become damaged over something like a nail in the timber passing through the RYOBI Thicknesser. In either case, the cutters need to be replaced, as original and replacement blades can't be…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:43
Can you cut metal with a RYOBI Jigsaw?
You can cut metals, plastic, drywall, and all types of wood with the RYOBI Jigsaws depending on the blade inserted. Check the blade for its cutting and material capacity or packaging on an aftermarket blade.
Last update: 16/10/2023, 15:40
Wood burns when cutting with RYOBI Jigsaw
The wood may burn if the blade is blunt or not suitable for the job. The Jigsaw may also be moving through the wood/application too slowly or too quickly - this can create heat build-up, which can also increase the chance for burns or scorching in…
Last update: 07/02/2023, 16:15