In some scenarios, it becomes a must to change the blade on your circular saw. Most of the process revolves around the type of circular saw you have.
However, in this guide, we will mainly discuss the Craftsman Circular Saw and the multiple reasons behind changing the blade.
- Blade is working inefficiently.
- The circular saw blade has become rusty.
- The blade might be damaged.
- It is giving unnecessary kickbacks.
- It can become blunt with time.
Things You Need to Consider Before You Change the Blade On Craftsman Circular Saw
Arbor Diameter
Arbor means the inner shaft or center of the saw. We need to measure its diameter to have an accurate blade for the circular saw.
Therefore, we need to check the measurements that are printed on the blade. If not we will have to measure it ourselves.
Blade Diameter
Blade diameter is another thing we need to know for an accurate blade. It should be printed on the blade or the circular saw.
However, if it’s not we need to measure it ourselves as well.
RPM
RPM stands for revolutions per minute, it is the speed of the circular saw. Make sure your blade’s RPM does not exceed the maximum limit of your Craftsman Circular Saw’s RPM.