ZX5 V Notch Blade Mechanical Setup : Différence entre versions

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Version du 25 septembre 2019 à 17:07

Auteur avatarStuga Engineer | Dernière modification 2/10/2019 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction

ZX5 V Notch Blade Mechanical Setup Title.jpg

How to mechanically set the V notches on a ZX5.

Difficulté
Facile
Durée
30 minute(s)

Introduction

On previous models the V notch separation was set via the software. This could be quite time consuming and required a set of tests to get it right.

On the new ZX5 the searation is set mechanically and once set it should never need changed again, but remember that some customers sharpen their V notch blades instead of replacing them.

Étape 1 - Carry out first V notch test

This step isn't really required, I personally like to do it just to see how far out we are to start with



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