How to Replace the Pivot Spring on a DeWALT DW708 Miter Saw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Dammaged pivot springs can prevent your saw's cutting head from staying upright and, as a result, cause a potential saftey hazard. Mark will show you how to replace the pivot spring and get your miter saw up and running again.
Helpful items include a hammer, punch, flashlight, and screwdriver.
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Another great video. Thanks.
This is very good presentation. Is it a legal requirement to keep the tension on the pivot spring (OSHA Requirement)?
Hi good video can you do the same thing on a ridgid?
Hi Roman, if we had a Ridgid Miter Saw in stock, we probably would have already done the video on it it. But we do not stock Ridgid tools. Some times we get some used ones in. I'll mention it to the video people, to let them know.
Can you please try to upload how to fixed the blade not centered, the blade sit on the left side of the kerf plate. Theres no service center near me that i can go to, i bought it from online store, to exchange it it will cost me money again so will you please tell me how to fix it through video or something.
Hi Samuel. Thanks for the suggestion, we will certainly look in to publishing a video about mitre saw adjustment. In the meantime, the best way to ensure that your blade is centered is to use a square to test the fence and make sure it is aligned correctly. Then, you can use a square to determine if mitre and bevel angles are centered as well. You can adjust these settings as necessary, and hopefully your saw is back to working condition! I hope this helps, and good luck with your repair!
I already square it but still it can't go through the kerf plate, thats my problem.
Loosening and adjusting the bevel should help you with this problem. If that still doesn't help, let me know and I'll continue to troubleshoot with you.
This video fails to tell you to remove the guard (2 screws). It's annoying and in the way. Also that to make it real easy remove the motor by loosening the belt tensioner and the 6 screws that hold and secure the motor in place. Clean the pivot shaft (wd-40), then you can almost do the install partially by hand.
lvbob57 las vegas Thank you for the feedback! Always good to hear tips from other DIY-ers