Got adapter kit took me an hour and a half to put it on

[cuttingitclose]

I got the top part on with no trouble. The bottom was another matter. I finally got the existing piece off. My saw has very little working room down there. I finally got it off then had a hard time getting the screw for the new piece started on the bottom. After some effort I finally got my big, fat fingers in there and got the screw started and attached the bottom piece. I then had some work to get the blade in and figured that out. Tested it and am very happy with the way the blades cut and their ability to do a neat right turn. 

Maybe I can work on something new tomorrow. 

[Rockytime]

?? What kind of adapter, what kind of saw?

[jollyred]

On most saws the table can be taken off, which gives a lot more working room.

Tom

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2 hours ago, Rockytime said:

?? What kind of adapter, what kind of saw?

A Central Machinery and I got the Olson Saw kit. A lot of it was me and figuring out how to get my hand in there. Once it was in it works great. 

[cuttingitclose]

1 hour ago, jollyred said:

On most saws the table can be taken off, which gives a lot more working room.

Tom

I looked at that but the issue was under the arm, not on top of it. In the end I laid the saw in its side and took the rubber bushing off the piece, giving my big fingers room to get in between and start the screw. Then I put the bushing back on and it worked out fine. I mounted a blade and got it working after some fussing around. 

[Rockytime]

That's good!