Does the saw blade move or is it just the pruner? - I know I can move it with thw screws
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The lower jaw moves.Its designed like all hand held smaller anvil type pruners.The lower jaw operates by pulling on a sliding nylon cord threaded through length of pole.Word of caution: after a season of hard use I found out its necessary to spray the jaw with WD40 and wipe down the blades with rubbing alcohol after use.Otherwise the pull cord jams if the blades stick together.They now carry this item at Target.
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When the saw blade is attached, it is fixed and all sawing motion is supplied by the operator moving the pole. And, be careful the saw blade teeth are extremely sharp ! This is one of the finest garden tools that I have owned. Jackhammer
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Cheryl, it is just the black-colored pruner blade that moves not the saw blade (except for the screws you mentioned).
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It uses those newer blades that don't use the set screw to hold them. This saw has a spring level that holds the blades in and it works really well. I would not go back to the older style blades.
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Buy the rolling kit. That is the only way to move it yourself. Heavy saw. But great.
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I wouldn't really call it wobbling. But if you don't hold the wood down tight , it jumps up & down. I don't think that top thing does anything for the blade but cover it. It is not as steady as a band saw. If you are going to be cutting something that needs to be precise I would use a band saw. If it is something that is not prefect the blade runner is good. It reminds me of a table saw with jig saw blade. Hope this helps.
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I use the scissor in the ordinary way, being very careful not to pull fur. I do not use a saw action, and would not recommend this action.
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I have one. No it doesn't have moving blades. It works fine though with just the vibration. Love mine!
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I'm just guessing, but you may have a problem with the guard on your particular saw. Mine has always woked very smoothly. I use my saw frequently, and am very happy with everything about it.
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This is like a hand held jig saw mounted upside down on table. Connot compair it with band saw. The arm and foot does help steady work but you have to hold work piece firmly. I will say i love my saw for all kinds of cutting and short work in wood and metal. Great tool to add to shop if you have band saw and table saw. Hop this helps
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I've run hundreds of feet of hard maple and have yet to rotate a blade. Hitting something in the wood would be a different matter
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I used my Accu Sharp 060 on my small shears, pruners, and it worked great. I did not use it on the lawnmower blade so I cannot answer your question. If there is room to move the Accu Sharp you can probably it without removing the lawnmower blades...
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You really DON'T want to do that. It'll most likely require removing the blade guard and that's NOT a good thing. That being said - UNPLUG IT, remove the existing blade (and NOT the guard) and see if the bigger one fits SAFELY inside the guard. Spin it by hand while raising and lowering the guard. If you have 100% clearance, then its OK to use. The slightest rub - and the solution is to buy a new saw or another blade. Stay SAFE....
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Another thing to remember is that it "snaps" the material, when the blade presses down. There is no sawing motion as such, just simple pressure force on the blade. Be sure to draw your cut lines clearly so you can see them, and perhaps even pre-cut using a straight edge and carpet knife or other tool proper to the material. It works wonders, and if someone is putting in flooring it is a dream to use. It is easiest to use by "standing" on the material, but it will also work cutting board style as well on a table.
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I don't know. My husband always adjusted the saw blade and we are no longer together. Sorry.
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Blade change is a brease. Tilting and tuning the saw is great and i would recomend this saw to anyone.
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yes. but I use a c clamp to bolt my saw to a foldup saw horse for moving the saw, because my shop is small. 10ft by 20ft.
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Place the wrench on the stud to determine the direction the direction you need to move it. Then use an old screwdriver against the saw plate to hold the blade as you apply pressure to the wrench. Pushing on the wrench should force the screwdriver shaft against the plate and stop the blade from rotating. Watch out for those saw teeth. I hope your saw works as well as mine, and that I explained this well enough.
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Hi. The previous responses about the blade lock and/or seating the blade may be the problem. Another thought was that the blades are not the "t" type blades required for the saw. I have had no problems with my saw and really like it.