When that tip broke off I knew it was a check the internet procedure. You were not going to pry it out or shake it out and it will fall apart in a million pieces even if you do figure out how to take it apart. This covered all the bases. Thank you.
I really appreciate the video I thank you and the crew. I just purchased a new Milwaukee and out of the box the spring was clocked backwards with the video I was able to correctly install the part instead of returning to Home Depot.
Your directions were a lot more concise then the other example, in his because he didn't identify which way was the proper direction for the barrel lock to be put on it was cauise for a lot of fustration , I finally figured it after several goes at it, then putting on the lock ring was another headache didn't know it had to be split and then applied into the retainer groove. Thanks.
That was awesome, both demos! I wish I had a shop complete with the wire brush buffer, (If I had the tools and projects requiring all the equipment) cause I shoulda gone into automotive field. I am a mechanical and electronics assembler with 30+ years experience. I am going to be using a sawzall in my new job, so I'm researching about that tool, as I have yet to operate and maintain one. Nice workmanship. Sounded so helpful and pointed out each critical detail. Good sounding diction as well as choice of words.
wonderful and interesting video, have one with the quick lock and now I will be able to repair the unit whenever is in need of such service. Thanks a lot for the upload.
This is the 2nd video I"ve watched that quickly glosses over the hardest part,getting the retaining ring off. Haven't even got a good LOOK at it!Is it a solid ring or is there a small gap?
I snapped a blade off right up to the nubbin and couldn't get the broken end out. I used your video for takedown info. After watching it, I took one more stab at removing the rem and was successful. Kinda funny because I got the tool for free because the original owner did the same thing, then gave up and threw it in the corner. I thought he was a dummy to break a blade off in there. The taste of crow is always the same, bitter.
excellent video , save me hours and what left of my hair from trying to figure out how to put it together. I might add , though : at the end, to ease putting on the lock ring , slide the end of the ring into the groove first then gently press down and around the groove to fit.
I need to see one on a porter cable20 v lithium ion Sawzall. Parts are more complicated. Mine broke apart so I don't know how the new parts go back together.
I guess my sawzall is older.. It uses an allen screw from the side to change the blade. It's slow and annoying and always comes loose after a minute or two of work. Wish I could change it to a twist lock style.
Hi sir, I have a hackzall reciprocating saw and often times the chuck stuck up the blade so I have to twist it back and fort many times to luckily unlock the blade, is this why you are changing the chuck? If so, does the chuck of the hackzall and sawzall the same? I Really appreciate if you'll answer me, thank you.. (sorry for the bad English)
I wish mine was that easy! I have a 6517-20 and mine does not have the retaining ring/clip. I've had it for about 20 years. Do you know if they ever made the blade holder with a different method of R&R?
Same here I have the 6509-21 and there is no retaining clip, almost looks like the shaft needs to be removed and everything slides down. Let me know if you found a video and part for yours. Thanks :)
It seems that the real culprit in this replacement is the locking pin. I wonder if there is a recall on this wearable part? Seems like a design flaw in the grade of metal used here. I guess they need to keep the money coming in after sales support. Someone has to keep the CEO rich!
is it possible to install these backwards? Just bought on and when its in neutral the blade doesnt lock but when i turn it, the blade locks but once i let go it unlocks..dont know if i just explained that to where it makes sense lol
Have the 6509-21 and there is no retaining clip (that I can see) it appears that the shaft must be removed and everything slides down???? If you come across this post a few lines explaining how this disassembles would be great :) Would you happen to know the replacement part number package number as well? Thanks
It appears from the site www.ereplacementparts.com/milwaukee-650921-ser-962c-sawzall-parts-c-131_5093_7258.html that the newer replacement package (#14-46-1011) is used on this older model as well. Here is a You Tube video of a guy that disassembled his 6509-21 and I guess it does all release from the top once you get that pin out. I cant double link I think but the video to see that is watch?v=0oSDADuWbRM. Also the SER# on the replacement website is the first 3 or 4 digits of your serial number, mine happened to start with 962C Hopes this helps anyone else out there with an older model
Hey! Thanks for your question - have you checked out the parts diagram for the 6509-21? This shows how it assembles and lists all the part numbers: bit.ly/2DvoT3t If this doesn't help, let us know! We'll get back to you as quick as we can. 😀
Maybe someone can tell me how to deal with a blade that is stuck in the holder. I just finished sawing through some old and rotted wood and now the blade is stuck.
Well done, you can clearly see what showing us, he's calm, gets right to the point, and doesn't over talk it! Nice!
When that tip broke off I knew it was a check the internet procedure. You were not going to pry it out or shake it out and it will fall apart in a million pieces even if you do figure out how to take it apart. This covered all the bases. Thank you.
This is precisely the How-To video I was looking for… Fantastic tutorial, Thank you!
I really appreciate the video I thank you and the crew.
I just purchased a new Milwaukee and out of the box the spring was clocked backwards with the video I was able to correctly install the part instead of returning to Home Depot.
Your directions were a lot more concise then the other example, in his because he didn't identify which way was the proper direction for the barrel lock to be put on it was
cauise for a lot of fustration , I finally figured it after several goes at it, then putting on the lock ring was another headache didn't know it had to be split and then applied into the retainer groove. Thanks.
Thanks! Getting the retaining ring off and then on again is the hardest part! Very clear and concise.
That was awesome, both demos! I wish I had a shop complete with the wire brush buffer, (If I had the tools and projects requiring all the equipment) cause I shoulda gone into automotive field. I am a mechanical and electronics assembler with 30+ years experience. I am going to be using a sawzall in my new job, so I'm researching about that tool, as I have yet to operate and maintain one. Nice workmanship. Sounded so helpful and pointed out each critical detail. Good sounding diction as well as choice of words.
Thank you Beth! We're glad this video was useful to you!
So glad I found this. You made it easy to understand. Thanks very much.
Can I still use the sawzall without the shoe assembly...great video thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
wonderful and interesting video, have one with the quick lock and now I will be able to repair the unit whenever
is in need of such service. Thanks a lot for the upload.
This is the 2nd video I"ve
watched that quickly
glosses over the
hardest part,getting
the retaining ring off.
Haven't even got a good LOOK at it!Is it a solid ring
or is there a small gap?
Great video i have a new older saw with an Allen Wrench blade tighter how can i convert it to the twist ?
best of the bunch and best photography
I snapped a blade off right up to the nubbin and couldn't get the broken end out. I used your video for takedown info. After watching it, I took one more stab at removing the rem and was successful. Kinda funny because I got the tool for free because the original owner did the same thing, then gave up and threw it in the corner. I thought he was a dummy to break a blade off in there. The taste of crow is always the same, bitter.
Very good and well done instructional video and doing both models also helped
can you change the old style to the new style
excellent video , save me hours and what left of my hair from trying to figure out how to put it together. I might add , though : at the end, to ease putting on the lock ring , slide the end of the ring into the groove first then gently press down and around the groove to fit.
Is there a Milwaukee Sawzall Blade Holder Replacement for use on the Heavy Duty keyed spindle Standard Sawzall models : 6507,6508,6511,6512?
Great video!
I need to see one on a porter cable20 v lithium ion Sawzall. Parts are more complicated. Mine broke apart so I don't know how the new parts go back together.
I guess my sawzall is older.. It uses an allen screw from the side to change the blade. It's slow and annoying and always comes loose after a minute or two of work. Wish I could change it to a twist lock style.
Really appreciate this.
Hi sir, I have a hackzall reciprocating saw and often times the chuck stuck up the blade so I have to twist it back and fort many times to luckily unlock the blade, is this why you are changing the chuck? If so, does the chuck of the hackzall and sawzall the same? I Really appreciate if you'll answer me, thank you.. (sorry for the bad English)
I wish mine was that easy! I have a 6517-20 and mine does not have the retaining ring/clip. I've had it for about 20 years. Do you know if they ever made the blade holder with a different method of R&R?
That's a great question! Unfortunately we haven't made a video on the 6517-20 but we'll add it to our list for the future.
Same here I have the 6509-21 and there is no retaining clip, almost looks like the shaft needs to be removed and everything slides down. Let me know if you found a video and part for yours. Thanks :)
Thank a lot.sir your clip is so useful.
It seems that the real culprit in this replacement is the locking pin. I wonder if there is a recall on this wearable part? Seems like a design flaw in the grade of metal used here. I guess they need to keep the money coming in after sales support. Someone has to keep the CEO rich!
is it possible to install these backwards? Just bought on and when its in neutral the blade doesnt lock but when i turn it, the blade locks but once i let go it unlocks..dont know if i just explained that to where it makes sense lol
what is the kit part #? I have the 6537-22 saw
Have the 6509-21 and there is no retaining clip (that I can see) it appears that the shaft must be removed and everything slides down???? If you come across this post a few lines explaining how this disassembles would be great :) Would you happen to know the replacement part number package number as well? Thanks
It appears from the site www.ereplacementparts.com/milwaukee-650921-ser-962c-sawzall-parts-c-131_5093_7258.html that the newer replacement package (#14-46-1011) is used on this older model as well. Here is a You Tube video of a guy that disassembled his 6509-21 and I guess it does all release from the top once you get that pin out. I cant double link I think but the video to see that is watch?v=0oSDADuWbRM. Also the SER# on the replacement website is the first 3 or 4 digits of your serial number, mine happened to start with 962C Hopes this helps anyone else out there with an older model
Hey! Thanks for your question - have you checked out the parts diagram for the 6509-21? This shows how it assembles and lists all the part numbers: bit.ly/2DvoT3t If this doesn't help, let us know! We'll get back to you as quick as we can. 😀
Great video
Do u have any part number of the part?👍👍
Thanks a Million! 👍☺
yup just changed my today......thanks
hi spot on !!!!! Thank You
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Thanks. BIG TIME!
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Thank you
Maybe someone can tell me how to deal with a blade that is stuck in the holder. I just finished sawing through some old and rotted wood and now the blade is stuck.
Great work. Just speak up a little bit- but very nice presentation
Geronimo, thanks for the input. Best wishes, George Merrill
Bravo.
part number name? thanks.
Getting that pin back in is not that easy for me
I have a Milwaukee an' tain't like either of these fer blade changin'.