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DEWALT jug saw
Ok, my dumb ass put the blade in upside down and now it is caught on the pin and I cant get it out for the life of me. The blade tooth is stuck on the pin. Help
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DEWALT jug saw
On 8/21/2019 5:31 PM, docwayne72 wrote:
Ok, my dumb ass put the blade in upside down and now it is caught on the pin and I cant get it out for the life of me. The blade tooth is stuck on the pin. Help Take that jug saw to a pawnshop, exchange it for jig saw? |
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On Wed, 21 Aug 2019 16:31:56 -0700 (PDT), docwayne72
wrote: Ok, my dumb ass put the blade in upside down and now it is caught on the pin and I can’t get it out for the life of me. The blade tooth is stuck on the pin. Help How far up is the pin and how much space is there around/beside the blade? Could you get a long thin sewing needle (for quilting maybe?) up beside the blade and move the pin enough to free the blade? Otherwise, how hard is it to completely disassemble that saw and get to the area of interest? |
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