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I have the same issue right now, the fence does not really allow adjustment. I got fed up with it the other day getting nowhere, but I next plan to see if the detainer plate at the bottom (shiny plate with the angle markings on it at the bottom, don't know if I'm calling it the right name) can be loosened and move around slightly to square things up that way. It's basically been useless at this point as a mitre saw in any way, only any good for cutting 3x2" to length, which I could do with a hand saw anyway.

@@xavierayayaell546 It's pretty frustrating isn't it!!! I also looked at the silver mitre gauge to see if it was just a case of sliding that left or right to alter the locking points slightly, but again they just look like they have a hole pretty much the same size of the fixing screw rather than being elongated for adjustment. I am considering drilling the holes on the back plate to allow more movement on the fixing bolts, At the moment there's only around 2mm play so by drilling the hole maybe 2mm larger that would give around 4mm play, maybe even drill the mitre gauge holes by 1mm also which will give a little more flexibility? Im finding it a very poor featureless option that you don't really have an option as standard to be able to calibrate the machine which with any kind of machine like this is a must feature to allow accurate cutting. I understand the Erbauer EMIS254S is a more budget friendly option? However I don't think the inclusion of such a basic feature would make the machine anymore costly to produce. Maybe there is another option somewhere on the Erbauer EMIS254S to enable adjustment? I am just trying the general options available on other brand machines. The fact nobody seems to be able to find any information on how to adjust the machine sort of tells me that it's not an option? This lack of such a basic requirement is in my view a huge reason why somebody would not purchase this brand of machine which is a shame as its quite a good machine to use other than this, also at a price over £200 UK price it's not one of the cheapest available. The mane reason I purchased the Erbauer EMIS254S was primarily the double bevel feature which is generally only available on more expensive machines.

@@xavierayayaell546no it can’t unfortunately

I purchased mine from B&Q. Also the stand.💂‍♂️🇬🇧

As far as I can see, there are screws on either side of the guard support arms, this my be how it’s done. Other than this, I would have a look at the manual, as it will show more detail. Sorry I can’t be of more assistance. 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

You have probably already done this, and apologies if you have. Did you follow the instructions in the saw’s manual. The only other suggestion I have is, try using a set of grips rather than a spanner, as they will give you more purchase on a stripped nut. Other than this, I don’t know what else to suggest, sorry. 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

@Cinderfella’s workshop no it didn't come with a manual unfortunately as it is a used one not brand new, I just thought it was a bolt you undid with an allen key, but god knows how you remove it...

www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_2127327.pdf Give this a try. 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

I believe it’s the depth stop

mine too, its garbage

Sorry for the delay getting back, I’ve not been very well for a while, hence the lack on videos. Once you’ve got everything as it should be with the beginning section in the video, and you’re happy that the blade is 90• to the bed. The last thing you do is, unscrew the degree indicator (which may not even need to be adjusted) to zero, and then retighten the screw. This doesn’t physically alter the angle of the blade or base, you’re just setting the indicator back where it should be, if it needs to be, after you have reset everything else. Hope this helps? 💂‍♂️🇬🇧

@@agrafes6 I gave it away 5 months ago 🤣 got an GCM12 GDL. Hope you’re better.

Hi Ben. I have just bought this same saw and have the same problem, of guard hitting base when in 45 degrees. Did you manage to figure out how to solve the problem? Thanks, Clare

@@clarebookerartist hey! Sorry no I’m afraid not.. Screwfix support was terrible and said to return it.. ended up just using the stopper screw on the top

Hi Ben, thanks for getting back to me. I’ll try and return it tomorrow. Did you just adapt the one you had and not get a new one?

Sorry for the very late reply, I’ve not been too well for a while, so haven’t done anything on social media. If I remember, (as I’m at work so this is from memory) to the left of the guard there is a large’ish black screw, I’m guessing this is to alter the angle of the guard. There is a sliding guide underneath the screw: Undo that. Lift the guard slightly. Re-tighten the screw. You may have to do this a few times until the clearance is enough but not too much. Let me know how you get on.

Sorry about that. I’m new to this so experimenting with the videos, but thanks for the feedback. 👍🏻💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇺🇦

I've just had the same issue. There are 3 screws to the rear of the saw and the red end of the bevel catch also unscrews. Inside there you use a 19mm socket to tighten the outer nut. Job done

Side note: if you've tried to fix it by adjusting any of the 3 hex screws (like I did), you'll need to recalibrate all 3 bevel stopping points

Thanks Andy-I’ll give it a go tomorrow!

You're welcome. All the best

Thanks

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Lift the blade guard and you'll find a black screw to the left side, undo that and you'll be able to slide the blade guard out of the way, revealing the hex screw so you can then remove it and proceed with the blade change.

Hi Paul, can't seem to find this in stock at Screwfix or B&q at the mo. Any issues? Cheers.

@@dan7777 Hi Dan. Lockdown has been manic for the business. Erbauer tools have been flying off the shelves. They will come back in stock in next couple of months. On SFX website the 254 is showing as available at the moment but area dependent. If you have any of the EXT 18V tools, the cordless mitre saw is a great addition.

Paul can I ask how long should the blade spin after cutting. Mine spins for ages is there ema test I can try to see if it’s working. I only set it up yesterday. I’m thinking the electronic brake isn’t working. Anybody help please ?

Hello Paul, maybe you could help. I'm very frustrated because I have this saw, and the screws have stripped because I've changed the blade many times. I have been to a half dozen stores, and no one has any idea how I can order these screws, and Erbauer has no Polish website. I have a business and use this saw a lot, and I have a few other Arbauer products... I had a similar issue with the jigsaw, but it is a normal nut, so I was able tk buy a replacement. I also wanted to buy a third miter saw, ~500mm, but they are very hard to find right now. Maybe I could order one?

Can NOT get my brand new saw to cut at 90 degrees, have loosened the back plate and adjusted it as far as it will move and its still .5 of a mm out over 75 mm, very disappointed.

Again, sorry for the delay in replying; work is very busy at the moment. I’m not entirely sure which part you mean. If you could be a bit more specific I might be able to shed some light on it for you. Thanks for the reply. 👍🏻🇬🇧

@@agrafes6 Actually I had an epiphany moment in the middle of the night, the penny dropped that the lever is the bevel lock... Just tried it and it is. Just the red plastic button thing on the other side now. Thanks.

Just found the button keeps the angle lock button down. What would you use that for? Just quick rough cuts where it doesn't need locking? Be a bit dangerous though wouldn't it?

@@afi6061 Sorry buddy, not sure which button you mean because there are a few. 🤷🏼🇬🇧

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I bought the stand from B&Q when I bought the saw. I hope this helps. 👍🏻🇬🇧