How to Remove a Stuck Table Saw Blade
One of the most annoying problems while working any woodworking project is that a stuck table saw. No matters how much effort you put, if you don’t follow the appropriate process, you won’t be able to take it out by any means. At a point, you may feel about breaking the entire project to take out the table saw only. But before you go that far, I am here to show you how to remove a stuck table saw blade with the simplest process. Believe me; you won’t have to break anything and won’t even have to suffer a bit if you can follow this process.
How to Remove a Stuck Table Saw Blade
In order to get the arbor nut to get off, I have put a second wrench that goes in the other slot on the arbor. If your blade isn’t stuck on there, all you do is put both wrenches on. Keep pressure and pull the other wrench towards you, and that will remove the arbor nut.
The arbor nut is stuck and won’t come out no matter how hard you pull or how much pressure you put on it. To get it out, you need to use leverage instead of just force. Put a pipe through both of the wrenches so they are in line with each other. This will give you enough leverage to put the needed pressure on the stuck blade and it will come off easily. Hold the pipe away from the blade when you do this so you don’t accidentally get cut.
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