how does the saw blade attach
1018322
Hi David - the pruning head folds back out of the way and the saw blade has an attachment that fits over the upper-most part of the pole. There's a long bolt with a nut that tightens it down. If you purchase, note that - at least on mine - the pruning head is really hard to push back, you may not think it'll go but it does.
1018323
Working on the assumption that your saw blade is still attached to its plastic holder - remove the wing nut and bolt from the plastic holder, slide the holder on to the aluminum pole, place the bolt and wing nut back on the holder, twist the holder 1/4 turn so that when the bolt is tightened, it grips the thickest part of the pole, slide the holder as close to the end of the pole as possible while still leaving room to tighten the wing nut, tighten the wing nut.
1018324
The video shows how to attach it. click on the video which is located with the photos.
2012239
There is a bolt on each side. The blades have three position holes. Loosen the bolt and move to a different hole.
531088
Like any other circular saw, you move it out of the way at the beginning of the cut. After that, the material keeps it up.
1971014
The handle unscrews which allows the body to seperate and you to install blade
186915
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.
604731
YiYou don't have to screw the blade, its put together. All you have to do is tighenAll you have to do is thighthe blade is already put together and encased in a round metal protective frame, as shown on the illustration. All you have todo is tighten the top part to the bottom part, n screws
843498
you seem to be missing a part. the saw assembly and hook should have a black plastic tailpiece attached that fits right into the pole and snaps in just like a pole extension. the screw that goes through the head base connects the tailpiece that fits right into the pole
1387876
It's an easy assembly but the blade attaches with a plastic nob. I haven't used others so I can't compare.
577343
Yes, the tray slides off to the right of the saw. The legs of the saw have a channel that allows the tray to slide under the saw. There is a clip that keeps the tray locked in (mind you I use the words "locked in" in a very loose context).
342233
I attached it to my craftsman from Sears. No trouble here. You may have to drill a couple holes in the bracket to fit your saw but it doesn't take to long.
584402
It isn't exactly easy nor does it jump right out at you. To attach the blade you first put in the end closest to where your hands grip the handle. To get the outside end of blade on you lean on the cutter with the blade up and the end of the head on a stump or rock. This will close up the "C" enough to allow you get the blade onto the first indent in the end. You can also throw it in a vise to get it this far. Once you've got it that far you can just hit it very hard in the center of the blade and it will pop on all the way. Hope that helps.
1093995
Mine has a plastic stand that the saw snaps in has spot for cord but the top have of saw is exposed. Saw blade fits in groove in stand.
1531711
The attachment bars have slots in them allowing them to work for a variety saws - I have the 12 in non sliding saw and it fits with room for a larger saw base.
113944
It uses the Bosch style T-Shank blades. The blade are quick-release and do NOT need to be set in place with a screw.
733607
The black thing on the end screws right on the dremel. you need to take off the end of the dremel tool as for the saw you have to use your own tools to replace it.
1543995
It mounts to the saw with predetermined locations of screws and a wire chase. The instructions are very straight forward and it only takes about 15 minutes, plus alignment. It works great, too!
677441
It is all one piece, no attachment, and the saw blade folds down against the handle when not in use so it doesn't get in the way or cause a safety issue. You will not be sorry if you get this. I absolutely love mine - and so does my neighbor!