We expect the cutting head your ChompSaw comes with to last over two years at it's best performance when used to cut paper and cardboard, but when it's time for a tune-up, this kit has everything you need to get your machine running like new again!
Inside the kit you'll find:
(1) Replacement cutting head
(1) Replacement cutting shaft
(1) Wrench
(1) Grease packet
(1) 3mm Allen key
Note: You’ll just need a Phillips head screwdriver from home to make the repair!
When you get your refresh kit, you'll find a QR code that takes you to a video with step-by-step instructions to make the switch in about 10-15 minutes. Here's a link to the video and our quick repair guide so you know exactly what to expect.
Steps for swapping the cutting head:
Disassemble — Unplug your ChompSaw, remove the lid and drawer, unscrew the corner screws with your Allen key, and follow the video to disconnect a few interior components.
Replace — Remove your old cutting head and shaft, grease and install the new cutting shaft and secure your new cutting head with set screw and thread locker.
Reassemble — Reattach fan, chute, and housing (the interior parts we disconnected earlier), screw your ChompSaw's top piece back on and stick your drawer back in place. Then just plug it and start cutting!
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Estimated delivery between August 26 and August 28.
We expect the cutting head your ChompSaw comes with to last over two years at it's best performance when used to cut paper and cardboard, but when it's time for a tune-up, this kit has everything you need to get your machine running like new again!
Inside the kit you'll find:
(1) Replacement cutting head
(1) Replacement cutting shaft
(1) Wrench
(1) Grease packet
(1) 3mm Allen key
Note: You’ll just need a Phillips head screwdriver from home to make the repair!
When you get your refresh kit, you'll find a QR code that takes you to a video with step-by-step instructions to make the switch in about 10-15 minutes. Here's a link to the video and our quick repair guide so you know exactly what to expect.
Steps for swapping the cutting head:
Disassemble — Unplug your ChompSaw, remove the lid and drawer, unscrew the corner screws with your Allen key, and follow the video to disconnect a few interior components.
Replace — Remove your old cutting head and shaft, grease and install the new cutting shaft and secure your new cutting head with set screw and thread locker.
Reassemble — Reattach fan, chute, and housing (the interior parts we disconnected earlier), screw your ChompSaw's top piece back on and stick your drawer back in place. Then just plug it and start cutting!
I am using this for a Cardboard Creations week at summer camp. I had to unpack the ChompSaw and try it out for myself first. It was so much fun to play with - even for me! My only disappointment was that the saw didn't cut through heavy cardboard, like shipping boxes, very well. In order to do that, the center safety cap would need to be raised - and in doing so - would make it easier for little fingers to find the blade. So as long as you don't try to use very thick cardboard, this is a great toy!
