HOW TO: Makita 2704N table saw Blade Alignment

My very first table saw -- Makita 2704N: delivered on 25th, March 2020.
The blade was out of square, I am attempting to align the blade.
The tricky part is to find out how to move the blade carriage -- thank to Woodworm channel, please this video • Большой обзор Makita 2...
-- I don't understand Russian, but I can follow the visual footage :)

[@chrisnocker3437]

Thanks for the guide on how to adjust the alignment. Much appreciated!

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

Thank you for visiting Chris. I'm glad it's a bit useful to you. Take care.

[@juanluiscalderon8399]

Thank for you video. Excellent! Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

Thank you Juan, you are very kind. Chile, beautiful country, nice weather at this time of the year... Take care.

[@hughtierneytierney3585]

Thanks for making the video. The quality was quite good enough as it was definately useful.

[@ladybeekeeper7777]

Thank you my saw is out and this helped a lot

[@jamilabuawad2962]

Thanks

[@webhjem]

Thank you very much for your showing, and it does not matter if it was good video quality, I understood what you meant, and I come from Denmark.☺️

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

Thank you Sir. I appreciate your comment and encouragement.

[@starychomik6470]

Hi, I've just watched your video and think you can do the job easier. You really don't need to tip your saw over and dissassemble it. Those two screws are also accesible through a tiny slot (10x100 mm) right under the table and above the bevel angle wheel. It can be seen briefly in the 4:13 moment of your video. The screws are hex headed so you need a 10mm wrench to turn them. It makes the whole process easier.
All the best!

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

Thank you Stary, I will check it out. When I did this video, the only power tools I had used were drill, a few hours of circular saw and power hand plane :) I appreciate your advice. Thank you and best regards.

[@Hansca]

Great information, thanks.

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

Thank you.

[@mauriziobattistelli5116]

How ii can remove the knife?

[@Giich]

There is screws holding it, but i strongly recommend to leave riving knife at its place since it is essential for your safety. Watch out for kickback if you remove it. The only reason to remove is dado blades, but you can ether cut it shorter or make a new one from piece of scrap metal

[@woodandmetalhobbies3606]

I usually have it on. It would take about 15 ( fifteen ) minutes remove it: we have to take the little plate on top off, two screws. Then lift the blade all the way up: there are another 3 ( three ) screws with two ( 2 ) different heads which mount the knife the carriage. They make it difficult to remove due to safety reason, I am guessing.