This was a super informative video! I was able to replace my blade on my table saw with no problems at all! It was much easier for me though to turn my phone around so that you were facing the same direction as I was. I am a widow of almost 2 years and I have learned so much about woodworking on UA-cam and I appreciate it very much! Thank you for making this video! 😃👍
God bless you! I find inspiration in your ability to continue learning and growing from such a chapter change. Woodworking helps me stay grounded and my mind young.
Beautiful! Thanks!! I just went to Home Depot to buy new wrenches which of course they didn’t have. Just rewatched the video…yes the wrenches are attached to the machine. Whoohoo!
This helped a lot. One warning: at 7:06 you say to put the blade face against the motor and you show the side with the name. This is not always true, and I ended up putting mine on backwards the first time. Just stick to saying the teeth point toward the front.
@@AroundTheHome1 Yep, the 8 1/4" blade mode,l and I was putting on a new DeWalt blade. Other than that one misunderstanding your video made it a breeze and was actually faster than reading the manual.
Thank you for this, I have had my dewalt for years and haven't changed the blade since I bought it. I really need this video. Unfortunately my open ended wrench is missing from various moves but being a blacksmith I will improvise a wrench.(I literally facepalmed my self when you said don't lose these)
You explain things very well. Thank you! One suggestion: Angle the camera so the viewer is seeing exactly as you are seeing. For those of us with spatial relationship issues, it’s a tad difficult to translate visual opposites!! I actually turned my phone upside down to watch, but you can’t easily do that if you are watching on a computer!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
I see what you are saying. For the most part that is hard to do unless I am wearing my GoPro on my head, but then the video is shaky. I will see what I can do about that. Thanks for watching, and I am glad to help. Don't forget to stop by our website www.greatwhiteninja.com
Thanks for the video. I just unboxed mine yesterday, and wanted to see how it was done. I didn't want to install the plastic guard, because I think it just gets in the way.
I have looked up 4 different videos on changing these blades now, and every single one of the videos they pull out flat wrenches from a magical dimension. Where did the wrenches come from? If they were supposed to be packaged with the saw they weren't. If they are attached to the saw somewhere, it would have been awesome had you shown us.
The wrenches came with the saw. I can't remember if they were just packeged on the side or if they were already on the wrench mount. No magical dimension, or was there?!?!?
@@AroundTheHome1 You have no idea how much this saw was pissing me off. Jist trying to replace a blade, not launch a Tesla to mars. I finally found it though, bolted yo part of the frame underneath
Glad to have come across this video. Ive had this table saw for about a year now and recently I bought a dado blade but I couldn't figure out how to install it with this site pro feature. Hey, I'm an electrician so the table saw is not something I use every day. Nonetheless, thanks for making this video.
You do need the washer, but you can replace it with a matching fender washer at a standard hardware store. So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thanks m8 didnt know what to do, it was not getting loose. my nut was so tight, i had to use a hammer. Thanks to your video, i hammered it the right way and left the nut slightly loose. Only put a little pressure on it.
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I just purchased the DeWALT 7480 and I don't understand when to use the riving knife in the upper and lower position, and when I tried to put the blade guard on in the upper position it doesn't seem to work with the blade guard. Can you please do a video explaining the reason for the two positions, and how to use the blade guard when the riving knife is in the upper position. I can't find any videos the give a good explanation on the use of it on the DeWALT 7480.
Over 50 years using various power saws here. Injured very slightly once, by a table saw guard. It's infuriating to be hurt by SAFETY equipment! My suggestion: If you must use a table saw guard, be EXTRA careful.
Really enjoyed this video. Are you able to use stacked dado blades on this exact saw? Or is there something special you have top do to it? Thanks in advance.
You know, I have not tried a dado on this saw so I don't know. Wish I could have helped more with that question. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
Well depending on your table saw model, but this is probably it if yours is like the one in the video. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-N436199-Replacement-Wrench-DCS7485/dp/B07KNM69SR?crid=18AGFHZ20S0TQ&dchild=1&keywords=dewalt+table+saw+replacement+wrench&qid=1618958774&sprefix=replacement+table+saw+wr%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=e07c4a3eb7f21aa0e20e2c656410accb&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Double check your model number, but this should work. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-514013157-Wrench/dp/B00XELC528?crid=M74NH0RSYA8W&keywords=dewalt+table+saw+wrench+set&qid=1684318778&sprefix=dewalt+table+saw+wr%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=8c87920990796c24199a9c538bfd6a94&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Man, you talk way too much for this type of videos. Literally you extended the video with empty talk, so instead of having concise video no longer than 2 minutes, you ended up having over 9 minutes. On 4th minute I quit watching. Don't get me wrong, I am not complaining about wasting time on your video, but take this more like a friendly advise to get more followers. All the best.
I do appreciate constructive criticism. I am working on not making my videos too long, and this one is a few years old. Though, when I went ahead and watched this one again after your comment, I realized that I really didn't talk too much per se, but I covered 2 more items then in the title of the video. So, I cut out the little intro, and put in chapters so you can easily skip around the video and get to the part you need. Thanks for the input.
This was a super informative video! I was able to replace my blade on my table saw with no problems at all! It was much easier for me though to turn my phone around so that you were facing the same direction as I was. I am a widow of almost 2 years and I have learned so much about woodworking on UA-cam and I appreciate it very much! Thank you for making this video! 😃👍
👍 So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
God bless you! I find inspiration in your ability to continue learning and growing from such a chapter change. Woodworking helps me stay grounded and my mind young.
thank you. I have watched 3 videos from other craftsmen .This by far is the best video detail detail detail like how you narrated every move and why.
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Beautiful! Thanks!! I just went to Home Depot to buy new wrenches which of course they didn’t have. Just rewatched the video…yes the wrenches are attached to the machine. Whoohoo!
That's awesome!
nice tips. thank you
Welcome 😊
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Thank you so much for easy & simple video. 🙏🙏🙏
Most welcome 😊
Mostly new to dewalt line of tools and buying used to start off. Your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you very much.
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This helped a lot. One warning: at 7:06 you say to put the blade face against the motor and you show the side with the name. This is not always true, and I ended up putting mine on backwards the first time. Just stick to saying the teeth point toward the front.
Pointing the teeth forward is a good way to put it. Do you have a DeWalt table saw?
@@AroundTheHome1 Yep, the 8 1/4" blade mode,l and I was putting on a new DeWalt blade. Other than that one misunderstanding your video made it a breeze and was actually faster than reading the manual.
@Alan Freedman looks like that was a bad assumption on my part. All the saws that I have used have the motor on that side. Glad you got it worked out.
Thank you because I have the cordless version and I haven’t changed the blade in over a year
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Thank you very much!
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Sweet! Thanks again for the update on changing blades.
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Thanks x2 for the video! I didn't know the wrenches could mount to the saw. I learned 2 things from this!
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Thank you for this, I have had my dewalt for years and haven't changed the blade since I bought it. I really need this video. Unfortunately my open ended wrench is missing from various moves but being a blacksmith I will improvise a wrench.(I literally facepalmed my self when you said don't lose these)
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Thanks!
No problem!
Thank you so much for taking the time, to do this great video.
I have the same Table saw & needed this educational video.
Thank you.
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You explain things very well. Thank you!
One suggestion: Angle the camera so the viewer is seeing exactly as you are seeing. For those of us with spatial relationship issues, it’s a tad difficult to translate visual opposites!!
I actually turned my phone upside down to watch, but you can’t easily do that if you are watching on a computer!!!
👍👍👍👍👍
I see what you are saying. For the most part that is hard to do unless I am wearing my GoPro on my head, but then the video is shaky. I will see what I can do about that. Thanks for watching, and I am glad to help. Don't forget to stop by our website www.greatwhiteninja.com
@@AroundTheHome1 I think it was perfect. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video. I just unboxed mine yesterday, and wanted to see how it was done. I didn't want to install the plastic guard, because I think it just gets in the way.
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Thanks for making this video. It was very helpful!
Thanks for watching. Don't forget to stop by our website www.greatwhiteninja.com
I have looked up 4 different videos on changing these blades now, and every single one of the videos they pull out flat wrenches from a magical dimension. Where did the wrenches come from? If they were supposed to be packaged with the saw they weren't. If they are attached to the saw somewhere, it would have been awesome had you shown us.
The wrenches came with the saw. I can't remember if they were just packeged on the side or if they were already on the wrench mount. No magical dimension, or was there?!?!?
@@AroundTheHome1 You have no idea how much this saw was pissing me off. Jist trying to replace a blade, not launch a Tesla to mars. I finally found it though, bolted yo part of the frame underneath
Ok, sounds good. I assume you got the blade changed and everything is good?
Thank you!
You are very welcome.
Glad to have come across this video. Ive had this table saw for about a year now and recently I bought a dado blade but I couldn't figure out how to install it with this site pro feature. Hey, I'm an electrician so the table saw is not something I use every day. Nonetheless, thanks for making this video.
Awesome, glad to help.
5:45
But you installled the safety guard with the kerf knife not already in place?.
The newer version u don't need to take off the spacer blade, and make sure the power is disabled unplugged for safety, I'm sure you had it disabled .
Yes, it was unplugged. Thanks for the update on the newer models.
Wicked video brother!!!
No.. Bs
Straight up!
Me like 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Qoestion?
Dude u need the washer or can add a differnt one?
You do need the washer, but you can replace it with a matching fender washer at a standard hardware store. So glad to help! Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thanks
Very welcome.
great video mate
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Thanks m8 didnt know what to do, it was not getting loose. my nut was so tight, i had to use a hammer. Thanks to your video, i hammered it the right way and left the nut slightly loose. Only put a little pressure on it.
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Mine us very tight, kind if scared to break something if I use a hammer
I changed my blade many times and never knew my saw had wrenches 🤦
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Nice!
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What sizes the arbour nut and thread and what size warships goes on at
I just purchased the DeWALT 7480 and I don't understand when to use the riving knife in the upper and lower position, and when I tried to put the blade guard on in the upper position it doesn't seem to work with the blade guard. Can you please do a video explaining the reason for the two positions, and how to use the blade guard when the riving knife is in the upper position. I can't find any videos the give a good explanation on the use of it on the DeWALT 7480.
I'll see what I can do.
Nice job!
Thanks for watching. Don't forget to stop by our website www.greatwhiteninja.com
Over 50 years using various power saws here. Injured very slightly once, by a table saw guard. It's infuriating to be hurt by SAFETY equipment! My suggestion: If you must use a table saw guard, be EXTRA careful.
Thanks for the input.
Really enjoyed this video. Are you able to use stacked dado blades on this exact saw? Or is there something special you have top do to it? Thanks in advance.
You know, I have not tried a dado on this saw so I don't know. Wish I could have helped more with that question. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
Thank You kindly
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What is the name of the tool your using to remove the blade and where can i get it
Well depending on your table saw model, but this is probably it if yours is like the one in the video. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-N436199-Replacement-Wrench-DCS7485/dp/B07KNM69SR?crid=18AGFHZ20S0TQ&dchild=1&keywords=dewalt+table+saw+replacement+wrench&qid=1618958774&sprefix=replacement+table+saw+wr%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=e07c4a3eb7f21aa0e20e2c656410accb&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Did you raise the blade All the way up before removing it?
Hard to tell.
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Maaan, of course i misplaced the wrenches that store on the damn machine 😑
Double check your model number, but this should work. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-514013157-Wrench/dp/B00XELC528?crid=M74NH0RSYA8W&keywords=dewalt+table+saw+wrench+set&qid=1684318778&sprefix=dewalt+table+saw+wr%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=8c87920990796c24199a9c538bfd6a94&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
@@AroundTheHome1 you're the man!
Yes, first thing I did was take the safety guard off!
Man, you talk way too much for this type of videos.
Literally you extended the video with empty talk, so instead of having concise video no longer than 2 minutes, you ended up having over 9 minutes. On 4th minute I quit watching. Don't get me wrong, I am not complaining about wasting time on your video, but take this more like a friendly advise to get more followers.
All the best.
I do appreciate constructive criticism. I am working on not making my videos too long, and this one is a few years old. Though, when I went ahead and watched this one again after your comment, I realized that I really didn't talk too much per se, but I covered 2 more items then in the title of the video. So, I cut out the little intro, and put in chapters so you can easily skip around the video and get to the part you need. Thanks for the input.
@@AroundTheHome1 I am glad you took my comment in proper way.
Cheers.
Stop saying OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK
Thankyou!