how do you change the blade on the makita biscuit jointer
896538
Very easy, Sir, turn the Biscuit Joiner upside down, loosen the clamp screw/cover screw at the back, open the blade cover, push the shaft lock and unscrew the lock nut with the supplied wrench. Same in reverse for mounting
896539
Dale, I believe you can download the owners manual from the Makita website. Page 6 of the manual covers blade replacement/adjustment --- the procedure is simple. Makita provides a lock nut wrench with the PJ7000.
2188452
Their is a black lever on the back of the tool you lift it up its kind of hard because it is spring loaded once the lever is up you take out the retaining pin out of the blade and then remove the blade and put a new blade on line up the blade onto the tool arm re install the pin and flip the lever down flush agents the tool and go have some more fun with your multi master
1630204
I don't know, I have the older makita table saw and it was way to big, I had to return it
702933
The razon I received was different than the one pictured BUT so far I'm satisfied with it. And in respond to your question, I have not found/noticed any mechanism to let "me" change the angle of the blade.
1517058
I have this Makita saw and use a Festool track, my understanding is that the Dewalt track is not compatible though
1962321
You unscrew the whole top; it will come off in two pieces. Place the blade between the pieces and screw it back together. It is quite easy to do. Hope this helps!
867267
There should be no problem to change blade as long as you have the "Star" configuration, Be sure to torque your new blade
1633915
there is a lever on the side of the head Just push on it you can remove the blade. Then just replace the blade
2281062
Yes, you can replace the blade in this saw. The Bahco blade is held in to the handle with a large Philips screw on the locking button side, and a locking nut in a captive slot on the reverse side. I haven't seen the exact blade used in the Laplander saw listed separately for sale here in the US, but it's a common replacement overseas, especially in Europe. NOTE: The 396HP blade is for the 396HP 7-1/2" saw, the 396JT blade is for the 396JT Japanese Tooth style saw. Both of these blades are NOT the original blade for the 396-LAP 8" Laplander saw. Links below: 396-JT: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0001IX7OM/ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0034076OQ/ 396-HP: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000288XPY/ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0001IX7N8/ 396-LAP: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0001IX7OW/
711583
There is a "butterfly" nut where the blade is that you can loosen to move the blade out or in for thinner or thicker pealing. Tighten nut when done. I had to adjust mine when mine was new and it made a world of difference.
1718428
I can't say for sure but I saw enough options on my installation for my bizemyer clone believe you could do it. I would be sure that you could return it if not feasible. I really like how mine works. It took me about 2 hours to install and I retuned my saw. I run it both right & left of the blade.
1000954
I bought the Fiskars 01-001555J, Portable Paper Trimmer Replacement Triple Track Blades, 2-Pack. You just pop the old blade out and stick this one right in, so changing the blade takes less than 5 seconds.
671257
Now I understand your reason for the question. The Makita base is 4-7/8" width. The Makita unit I purchased is for the jobs I work at with my business. The Makita unit I use for repairing damaged doors, door casings, applying door trim, etc. For the infinate adjustments you are looking for for fine cabinet work I had to purchase the Lamello Top 21. unit from Amazon. This unit I only use in the Cabinet Shop. The Lamello unit I can adjust the cutter up and down as well as fine tune adjust the fence. Of Course this is the Cadillac of the Biscuit Joiners and a Cadillac price to go with it. You know, sir, you get what you pay for and for fine cabinetry you just can't hardly do with out it. Hope this helps!
752438
First find the black button next to the handle,push it in and hold it locks the blade into place, then lossen the blade and replace the blade same way as well
1971015
All you need to do is unscrew the handle. It's what holds the top together, then change out the blade. It took me a while to figure it out. The whole thing is really simple.
539821
I am not sure I gave it to my son sorry I can't help you can check the Makita site
397703
Mindy, Once you remove the deep cut housing from the machine it's very easy to replace the blade. You need to first take the housing out and then the blade screws in and out. You unscrew the housing to get the old blade out. Then out the new blade in and your back to crafting :)