"Jim Wilkins" wrote in message
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"Paul K. Dickman" wrote in message
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You have to unhook the blade when using the slip roll.
Remove the two bolts that connect the arms to the blade/die and pop the
bushings out of the blade so that the arms are free.
Then the handle will swing a full 360.

Paul K. Dickman


The Grizzly manual doesn't mention that,
https://cdn0.grizzly.com/manuals/g4011_m.pdf

and the handle on my Central Machinery 30" 3-in-1 rotates freely with the
shear/brake bar connected. I've used a Jet and Triok 3-in-1 machines that
rotate all the way around like mine.

I did remove the spring-loaded hold-down and C-clamp the work to the table
if necessary, which isn't often with the blade straightness and clearance
adjusted to cut paper, and sheet metal of less than maximum thickness.

https://www.eastwood.com/images/pdf/21302Q_inst.pdf



Mine will too, but it hits a hump as the blade bottoms out. Unhooking the
blade makes slip rolling smooth and easy.

Paul K. Dickman