Skill saw 534 can i remove the saftey on it, the saftey over the blade?

SOURCE: finding the lock button..changing a

older model of circular saw dont have a spindle lock.wedge the blade on a bench vise & make sure ur not clamping the teeth of the blade & then turn the blade screw clock wise.

Posted on Aug 09, 2008

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SOURCE: where is the lock button for the skill saw

I can't seem to access the parts view for your model, because of its age.
But I'm thinking skil probably hasn't changed things all that much.
Take a look at the 5450 and see if this doesn't help any...click here ...and scroll to page 7.

Posted on Apr 10, 2009

SOURCE: Just bought Skill Saw 5150 with no blade and

hello I can help you. Look carefully around the housing that surrounds the blade and you will find a small lock button. Push it in and rotate the blade until it locks. Then apply the wrench.

here is the link to the free manual from skil
http://www.skiltools.com/en/CustomerService/PartsListsOwnerManuals/

Posted on Jun 17, 2009

SOURCE: I have a skill table saw model 3400 type 2. The

I would check to see that ID of the blade arbor matches the OD of the motor arbor, and you are not missing an adapter ring. Then I would get some acetone and a wire brush clean all surfaces where the blade seats. This is also good practice for Jacobs chucks on drills, that allow the drill bits to spin.

Jim

Posted on Aug 04, 2009

SOURCE: Have an old Black and Decker 7321 Skill Saw.

With the saw UNPLUGGED, check around the base of the motor shaft, there should be some kind of button that you can depress to lock the blade from turning. Then with the appropriate sized wrench, turn the blade locking bolt clockwise (it is a backward thread) to loosen it. Then simply remove the washers, etc carefully and replace them the same way they came off. If there is no locking button, you can use a scrap piece of wood on the saw table and push down on the blade to lock it in place.

Posted on Aug 10, 2009