Dude this was such a great video demo’ing a simple task. Thank you for putting it together and showing the process clearly. Your video is better than the official Ryobi demo video, imho. Nice work! 🤙🏻
I appreciate your video, however the bolt on my ryobi is stuck and won’t budge even with a combo wrench, wd-40, and hammer. It’s crazy ! I’m not the only one with this problem. Glad you were able to get your blade changed out so easily. 👍🏻
That’s unfortunate.. just to double check, remember the blade bolt is backwards. It’s “righty Lucy” in this case. Or maybe someone else forgot at some point and Hulk Hogan’d it on by accident
@@texasturner2313 brother I just went in the garage and tried again today, and got it, when I tell you it took everything I had I’m not kidding. Had to put in on the floor, put gloves on, grab it by the blade, and put my whole body into it. A 180 pound construction worker should not have to be doing all that to change a damn blade 😂
There is a lever to push on the right side of the chop saw that will hold the blade in place while you tighten and loosen it. You don't have to touch it with your hand
GREAT video man thanks for this,. Super simple to follow and understand and appreciate the explanation because I was doing lefty loosey and couldn't figure out what was going on lol
I have a battery operated one and I just realized the Allen key has a star point on it, so I didn’t really need an external tool. Ryobi’s user experience is pretty decent.
2023 FOR ANYBODY WATCHING: Follow all the rest of the instructions from the video about removing the former screw to access the blade bolt in the first place.. 1: Take some type of lubricant i.e WD-40, spray the nut and bolt that you are removing. Wipe any excess. 2. Put the short end of the Allen Wrench provided into the bolt. Then instead of turning with your hand, take a hammer and tap the Allen wrench end where you would normally place your hand to turn it. Make sure you are tapping towards the CLOCKWISE position. No extra tools including a wrench etc needed. This method knocked it loose for me immediately. So I hope it helps you. 💪
Nice and this helped, but, but I'll add that there's a button you can depress and if you spit the saw it will go into a notch and hold the saw while you loosen the nut. it's a little black button on the right side of mine, probably yours, too. but thanks for the help figuring out how to lift the shroud!
That saw should answer a lot of quesstions if the Ryobi saws will last. That thing has been through the ringer. I have the same saw and have never had a problem with mine, although I don't use the laser.
You might be mistaken claiming your miter saw blade is dull and it can no longer be used. It's kind of hard to believe that the carbide tips on the blade go bad. There's a chance the tips have gunk and resin from the lumber which are covering the sharp edges. To remedy this is to get a lid from a 5 gallon buck to use as the wash tray, degreaser, and a scotch brite pad.
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Dude this was such a great video demo’ing a simple task. Thank you for putting it together and showing the process clearly. Your video is better than the official Ryobi demo video, imho. Nice work! 🤙🏻
Hey thanks for the kind words. I’m glad it helped!
Thanks man! Also can press the button on the motor unit to hold the blade steady while turning he bolt.
I appreciate your video, however the bolt on my ryobi is stuck and won’t budge even with a combo wrench, wd-40, and hammer. It’s crazy ! I’m not the only one with this problem. Glad you were able to get your blade changed out so easily. 👍🏻
That’s unfortunate.. just to double check, remember the blade bolt is backwards. It’s “righty Lucy” in this case. Or maybe someone else forgot at some point and Hulk Hogan’d it on by accident
@@WesleyAllenNC 👍🏻
mine is impossible to change as well. just got one and went to put a finish blade on it and the thing just wont go anywhere. driving me up the wall
@@justmattd4745 I asked some so called experts about this and they’re just as puzzled as I am. SMH 🤦🏻
@@texasturner2313 brother I just went in the garage and tried again today, and got it, when I tell you it took everything I had I’m not kidding. Had to put in on the floor, put gloves on, grab it by the blade, and put my whole body into it. A 180 pound construction worker should not have to be doing all that to change a damn blade 😂
There is a lever to push on the right side of the chop saw that will hold the blade in place while you tighten and loosen it. You don't have to touch it with your hand
This video is terrible for that exact reason this person should not be instructed vids about anything if he thinks grab the blade is a good idea
Thank you. You're better than the actual video😂
2023 thank you man seriously!
Super helpful. I was wrenching in the wrong direction!
I’m glad it helped out!
GREAT video man thanks for this,. Super simple to follow and understand and appreciate the explanation because I was doing lefty loosey and couldn't figure out what was going on lol
Glad it helped!
Nice one mate, clear , easy to understand & to the point
Thanks!
Good thing . I was wondering if there was a left or right turn to loosen the blade . Easy instructions . To the point and understandable .
Great video straight to the point and well explained!!
Exactly
I have a battery operated one and I just realized the Allen key has a star point on it, so I didn’t really need an external tool. Ryobi’s user experience is pretty decent.
2023 FOR ANYBODY WATCHING:
Follow all the rest of the instructions from the video about removing the former screw to access the blade bolt in the first place..
1: Take some type of lubricant i.e WD-40, spray the nut and bolt that you are removing. Wipe any excess.
2. Put the short end of the Allen Wrench provided into the bolt. Then instead of turning with your hand, take a hammer and tap the Allen wrench end where you would normally place your hand to turn it.
Make sure you are tapping towards the CLOCKWISE position.
No extra tools including a wrench etc needed. This method knocked it loose for me immediately. So I hope it helps you. 💪
Nice and this helped, but, but I'll add that there's a button you can depress and if you spit the saw it will go into a notch and hold the saw while you loosen the nut. it's a little black button on the right side of mine, probably yours, too. but thanks for the help figuring out how to lift the shroud!
Mine is battery operated and has this.
Really great video! Great demonstration and explanation.
Thanks! I’m glad it helped out
I wasn't smart enough to loosen that philips screw! Thanks! I have a sharp new blade
Haha. Well I’m glad it worked out for ya!
Thanks, I wasn’t sure how to access - well demo’d and I li,e the rhyme and the new blade!
Hey thanks! I’m glad the video helped out
That was an excellent, clear video my friend. Need this, I appreciate it
Thanks, clear and straight to the point.
Thanks!
Thanks for posting this!
That saw should answer a lot of quesstions if the Ryobi saws will last. That thing has been through the ringer. I have the same saw and have never had a problem with mine, although I don't use the laser.
2:59 "you don't have to twerk it" lol
Thanks for the video. Super helpful!
Thanks man 🤙🏽 ready to rip it again
Your welcome, I hope it helped
Perfect! Very helpful video.🎉
Hey thanks!
You might be mistaken claiming your miter saw blade is dull and it can no longer be used. It's kind of hard to believe that the carbide tips on the blade go bad. There's a chance the tips have gunk and resin from the lumber which are covering the sharp edges. To remedy this is to get a lid from a 5 gallon buck to use as the wash tray, degreaser, and a scotch brite pad.
Great video, thanks!
Your welcome!
Great video thank you!
Your welcome, thanks for dropping a comment
Excellent thank you so much!!
Thanks for the vid!!
Thank You!!❤
Good video. Thanks
Thank you!
Thank you.
I think the washer nut is backwards
It was not in fact loose lmao thanks for the help
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Hey your welcome
Why can't people explain simple things in 10 seconds?
I know, right? Now go and do your own video, let's see.
Please don't make any more videos they are dangerous you don't even mention the spindle lock.
Thank you
Thank you