How Do You Install Support Washers On A Circular Saw Blade?
Knowing how to properly install support washers on an (in-line) circular saw blade is important to the proper function of the saw. In conjunction with its proper function, yet even more important, knowing how to properly install support washers on an in-line circular saw blade is paramount to your safety from bodily harm. There’s really nothing to installing support washers on a circular saw blade, whether you’re re-installing them because you had to clean wood gum from the blade or installing a new blade altogether. Disconnect circular saw power cord from power source. Press circular saw lock button, also known as the shaft lock, if the saw has one. Ensure the blade is locked by trying to turn it with your hand. Continue pressing the saw blade lock, so that it stays engaged if it doesn’t on its own, while turning clockwise a properly fitted closed or open ended wrench on the blade shaft, also known as the blade stud or bolt, which is visible in the center of the saw blade. Remove the
