How to get motor out of houseing on a makita 5007MG circular saw

SOURCE: Makita Circular saw 5007NB, the cutting depth

you can try spraying some lubricant on the bolt/roll pin and see if that frees it up that is about all i used to do to them

SOURCE: I cannot get a perfect 45 degree angle with my

When using the gauge on your saw it is off on the 45 degree cut? If so you might have to use a tri Square every time you want to cut a 45. Sometimes the lock gauge for the 45 angle may be off some. When you put a tri square on the board you cut it is not a true 45 even though the saw says it is?

SOURCE: I have makita bss610 battery operated circular saw

The usual problem with these types of units is the battery goes bad and won't accept charge anymore, or the charger itself is defective due to a broken power cord. Obtain a DC voltmeter and check the output voltage of the charger where it connects to the battery. It should measure several volts higher than the rated voltage of the battery. If this checks good, measure the voltage at the battery terminals which should be somewhat higher than the rated voltage. Problems in the motor can be the switch itself, or it may have a defective brush. Connect the meter to the wiring with the battery plugged in (if it is charged) and check for voltage at the motor with switch turned on. Remove each brush and check for length, burning, collapsed spring, or other damage. Occasionally, a wire can break within the field winding due to vibration. Hope some of this helps!

SOURCE: The return spring for the blade guard on my Makita

there should be a hole in the housing towards the back of the saw, you can go to Makitatools.com and download a breakdown for this tool.

SOURCE: how do i replace my

is the spring stretched?? there are 2 holes one in the lower guard and one in the upper guard assembly towards the back that you have to put the bend of the spring in