How to remove and install circular saw blade - reduction rings / bushes
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This how to a blade on a circular saw. An easy step by step tutorial on how to remove and install a new blade with bushes, reduction ring, flange, washer. In this case i was replacing the original milwaukee blade to a diablo, the process would be the same for a makita, dewalt, bosh, ryobi, rigid, aeg ect.. For more how to DIY videos LIKE COMMENT and subscribe.
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Finally! A clear view and description of how to install the blade. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You’re welcome 👍
Thanks Bill. You've answered all the questions I had while installing a Diablo blade. Cheers.
Thanks mate. Thought I’d bought the wrong blade till I watched your video 😊
Thank you bro 😂😂😂 was confused with the reduction rings
Just bought a Diablo blade and this video helped me with the installation. Thank you
I don't even have a circular saw but Bill made a new video and damn right I'm gonna watch it...
Much appreciated, one day this information will come in handy👍
Can you combine blade bushings if necessary, or is that unsafe? I need to go from 7/8" to 1/2", and they don't seem to make bushings like that. They do make 7/8" to 5/8" and 5/8" to 1/2", though.
like the vid before even watching cos you know it’s gonna be another good vid
Thanks Bill. Big help for me on putting blade on new saw.
You’re welcome 👍
Perfect just what I wanted to see/know, thankyou very much from Perth
Good video. Just wondering if you have compared the Diablo blade to the Kango blade?
Not as yet, however I do like other kango products 👍
OMG, thank God I watched this video!! I just bought a saw and a few hours ago I wanted to use it for the first time. I also bought a Diabolo blade and need to use the reduction ring. As the packaging mentions "16mm and 15.875mm" reduction rings I thought these are needed for different saws. Unfortunately, they don't mention how to use the rings at all, so I simply put one of them into the blade and was about to test it out, when I thought "Naaaah, somehow that doesn't feel right" and I just left it.
I have no idea what would have happened if I had started using the saw and at some point that ring would have fallen out of the blade, but something tells me that it would not have been a nice experience. Has anyone ever made this experience? Any idea what would have happened??
Anyway, thanks for mentioning this and shame on Diabolo that they do not cover that part on the packaging!
Thanks just when I was looking for, I bought a tile blade for my saw and I had these 2 bushings had no clue what they were for.
You’re welcome 👍
Thanks man, I almost returned my diablo blade cause I thought it didn't fit.
Thanks for the video -- very helpful.
thanks heaps Bill!!! just changing my blade right now and was wondering if i should put in the second arbour ring 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
ps. looks like we have the same saw, there’s an allen key on the opposite side near the rafter hook.
Great stuff mate loving your channel mate just found it not long ago keep up the good work 👍🏻🇦🇺
Glad you’re enjoying it 👍
Good point about disconnecting the power Bill.Just on that i saw an incident first hand quite awful
Many people dont think 20 years ago ,a guy i worked with had a 4 inch grinder already in the locked on run position but it wasnt working .So he yelled out checked the power to his mate . So he layed it on his lap like an idiot while he lit up a smoke.His mate plugs it in and it started up and shredded his inner thigh ,grabbed it with his hand and cut that up too..A real mess
Very scary!
Hi mate . Just a quick question . I have the same saw and all the blades I see with reducer bushes seem to be 16 mm not 15.87 that the saw needs . Does it matter having that much play in the bore ?
But what about opposite situation, when i need to install blade with smaller hole?
Thank you brother 🙏🏽
My cordless circular saw doesn't have a brake like yours does. Should I stop using it and get one that stops as fast as yours?
Irwin blades only come with one 20 to 16 ring. Very frustrating as my ryobi corded saw has that same recess. I’ll go to a more specialized tool shop to get a couple of additional bushes as the green and red shop doesn’t seem to stock them (Aussies and Bluey fans know where I mean!)
Hi Bill, I bought a diablo 7 1/4". However the hole of the diablo is smaller than the previous circular saw, any suggestion to install it?
thanks!
I have a question about silicone, can i apply on some left on or small amount of old silicone? Thanks Bill.
Not recommended. Best to remove the old silicone using some kind of solvent (I.e WD-40) or remove like a Stanley knife or other blade.
Then once the old silicone has been removed and the excess cleaned off you can then apply the new sealant.
Hope this helps! :)
Hi.
I have Makita mitre saw cordless DSL713. Can u recommend multi cut blade which suit able for Makita cordless DSL713. Like evolution Mitre saw with multi blade? Please reply.
Gracias
👍
I got this same saw and it's a big pain in the butt to fit the 10mm bushing in.. when I tighten down, it pops right out. I' called Diablo and they had no clue since it's their blade. Milwaulkie doesn't even sell the 10mm blades at home depot where I got the saw. I'm done with them.
I wanted to ask. I know makita mostly and bosch. What do you think of stanley fatmax line? Is it in one line with those in terms of power tools durability and lifetime? And also hand tools if you hace any experience with them
I purchased fat max power tools about 8 years ago and they were horrible and I returned them, not sure how they are now. As for the hand tools they are good 👍
@@billshowto yeah I didnt see too many of them. Nowadays they are making a bit of a comeback at the stores where I shop. I bought a pair of tin snips. Should be good I believe
I have the older 2630-20 saw. How has this saw been for u? I live my saw but am looking to upgrade!
Hi, I will be doing individual reviews on all my Milwaukee tools over the next few weeks👍
Just bought one and the blade is 90deg off with bevel set at 0deg. Need replacement.
Hi Bill how can you tell what size blade you need for the circ saw?
The size is different depending on the saw you have.
I believe it goes, 5 3/8, 6 1/2, 7 1/4.
I’ve got the same circ saw and it has a spot for the Allen key on the motor side below the big hook. I can’t remember if mine came with the key though..
It should be on the side of the machine. If a company makes a product that requires that action, then you'll find the specific tool amongst the arsenal.
I’m doing the same and it’s not working. It’s not budging
I think you might need to "talk a little faster"! Seriously, I have trouble keeping up when you talk too fast.. I'm from the South and getting old. I register things slower than I used to.. You know, that Southern drawl and such. I've not used my circular saw for a while now and needed a refresher. I think your information is great, so I reran you a couple of times to try to catch everything you said.
do all diablo blades come with the rings? or is it specific ones? wait, this wont' work for my table saw, not enough room for fidly shit.
ugh. bugger. why the f can't they just stick to a damn standard?
NO WAY IN H#$LL was that bolt in it's original tightened position!!! Wish you would have included the knuckle busting loosening procedure. I love Milwaukee, but this push button cam lock and try to loosen at the same time without slipping and crashing your knuckles against the blade guard is a big miss in both the video and with Milwaukee engineers
I purchased a brand new Diablo 71/4 24 tooth blade. First we know that the threads are reverse threaded and that the teeth have to point in the direction the motor turns. I went to put it on and thought my old age was catching up with me. Am I just stupid, I thought. Why is the printing on the back side of the blade? Maybe it's just Diablo that is stupid. I watched about three RUclipss on changing a circular saw blade. They all showed the blade just like on here, printing on the correct side. I had my wife come in and watch it with me, She came to the same conclusion, the printing is on the wrong side of the blade. I did an internet search " why is my Diablo blade's printing on the wrong side of the blade" No results for that search. I looked at RUclips again and found one that showed the man putting it on with the printing on the reverse side. He said that it's a common mistake that people assume the printing would be on the side that you would see when installed. So, W.T.F.?
Probably depends on the style of circular saw. Some have the blade on the left and some on the right. 👍
@@billshowto Thanks for the reply, So after much investigation I found out that it's the saw that is backwards. I always thought that it was a manufacturing standard which way they run. You would think that it would be good practice to visually label the saw if it's left or right. Not that very small black lettering that can't be read if your eyes are anything worse than 20/20, It should be clear and obvious. So much for a perfect world.
@@donalddunn2983Interesting. what saw and blade is it?
My blade is on the right hand side and its lefty loosey righty tighty. This video had me questioning many things about myself
That's not the right way to put
You’re saying nice or noise, can’t tell the difference lol