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Haven't got an impact driver and the slots on the arbour are for holding the arbour whilst tightening the blade to it which is using 13mm spanner normal way for tightening (clockwise rotation).The spanner to go into the two slots came with the saw but I've lost it It's the two nuts on the back...

You were correct with the second part of your reply you sent me, by undoing the mounting bolts a bit, around the lower pulley allowing it to rotate towards the top pulley loosening the belt. Now the belt is off, I've found out that the arbour is locked. There are two locking nuts around the back...

kinverkid Just been and measured the diameter of the pins - 3mm and the distance between - 19mm so like you say because the pins are so thin, I'll have either search online for one that fits or buy one and file the pins down or like you say "have a go at making one" Still got to some how loosen...

baldkev, just seen the angle grinder tool you mentioned. (never used an angle grinder so weren't sure what you meant) Provided the pins fit, Looks like that would work. Thanks

baldkev, thanks for looking at my post. The two holes in the top pulley - the arbour, are for two pins that are connected to the flange for alignment to hold the blade so I've got to be careful messing around applying pressure. Any slight movement with that part and I could end up with a wobbly...

I've had this table saw (kity 419) for quite a long time now and it's done the jobs I've needed it for. But today I decided to give it a good clean and removed several parts of it like both sides, unbolt the internal blade guard to make it easier to get to certain areas with the hoover or brush...

Hi Colinc, I too have a kity 419 and have extended my table, so wider wood could be ripped so I needed a longer rail. I saw the charnwood rail and fence on their website and was interested in buying it. But the horizontal lip on the front face of the kity 419 bothered me. I see in an...