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What to do if your RYOBI Shredder is low on power
Your RYOBI Shredder may be low on power if you’re using too many extension leads or a lead that is too long. It’s recommended to use a heavy-duty extension lead no longer than 25m.
Last update: 30/08/2022, 08:27
RYOBI AC 2400W Shredder stops working after emptying bin
The RYOBI AC 2400W Crushing Shredder features a microswitch that needs to be activated for the unit to work. Activate the switch by inserting your collection bin and pulling the front handle up.
Last update: 30/08/2022, 08:29
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 setup a RYOBI Thickness Planer & prepare for use
Other than fitting the height adjustment handle and opening the support tables, a RYOBI Thickness Planer (also known as a Thicknesser) is fully assembled. Thicknessers are very heavy, so it’s important to mount them either securely to a bench or…
Last update: 29/08/2023, 09:53
How to clean & maintain a RYOBI Thickness Planer
RYOBI Thickness Planers (also known as a Thicknesser) produce a lot of sawdust and chips very quickly, which means they can also clog up quickly without any form of dust collection. So, it’s important to clear the machine of built-up sawdust as you…
Last update: 22/07/2024, 14:08
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
Why are there grooves in the timber when using a RYOBI Thicknesser?
If you're getting grooves in the finish surface of the timber when using a RYOBI Thickness Planer (also known as a Thicknesser), it's most likely caused by damage to one or both cutters from a foreign object in the wood like a nail. The cutter/s…
Last update: 02/09/2022, 16:52