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Do you mean between the blade and the inlet anvil's?.

 

If they're anything like the smaller models as close as possible to not touch & enough to allow a little bit of flex when working on something tough.

 

At a guess 1mm, on my 150 it's fag paper close and done more on feel and sound, as it's that spacing that gives you the cut without bypassing the knife.

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On 10/02/2024 at 22:53, Seanp said:

Just wondering does anyone know the correct blade to anvil distance on a tp 760 woodchipper.

The manual for my 1980s one shows 0.5-1mm. I used a hacksaw blade thickness but more slop at the outer edge.

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2 hours ago, PeteB said:

With a rotor the size in the 760, I'd allow a lot more for rotor flex!

Have it set at 2mm currently,  just don't know the recommended setting, thanks for the reply. 

 

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1 hour ago, openspaceman said:

The manual for my 1980s one shows 0.5-1mm. I used a hacksaw blade thickness but more slop at the outer edge.

Thanks for the reply, don't have a manual for it so I was unsure on the settings. 

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9 hours ago, openspaceman said:

I'll see if I can take some photos of the manual if you want? I worry that more modern versions are different.

That would be great thanks. 

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