Questions & Answers for: release arm miter saw

...release the arm of a sliding miter saw.? It's in the locked position for transport and I can't call anyone because it's 12:52 am. there should be a safety latch on the right ..down by the base or at ...

it. It is for the makita ls1011 miter saw push down gently on the arm and reach around to the rear of saw with your right hand and pull retainer pin the arm should release and allow usuage of your saw

...a flat metal plate or a pin or button on the arm of the saw, between the blade and the hinge, that must be flipped over or pushed in to release the saw arm so it can raise up into position to

that i pull and give a half twist and release   then the arm will raise and fall until time to store it again push the handle down and pull out the pin on the right hand side where the arm pivets

so you may need to press down on the front of the miter saw to relieve pressure on the pin (peg) to allow you to pull the pin out and release the saw arm. I hope this is the answer you are looking for

i borrowed a chop saw and it is in lock position, how do i release it on the back of the saw where the arm goes up and down there is a pin that pushes in it will only stick out about a 1/2 inch.

...release the blade so it will come up on a ryobi TS1342 miter saw. When you are facing the saw look on the right hand side in the area where the arm pivots. There will be a silver shaft with a groove ...

release the arm of a radial arm saw to cut miters? Near the blade there should be a clamp that allows the saw head to be tilted to cut an angle miter through the board. The other miter adjustment is a

...saw, 71/4", unlocked the arm, but once up, couldn't get it to come down to saw... Probably missing something simple but couldn't figure it out... Please help! check the release button on the side of ...

...arm will not release to swing in either direction. is something broken? Saw works fine otherwise. the base is held in place with a tie down bolt and if you want miter angle cuts , there is a bolt at ...