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Get the Tools in This Video Below: Magnetic Wrist Band: https://amzn.to/3Rkumgh DeWalt Bit Set: https://amzn.to/3GEaNe6 Pocket Hole Jig: https://amzn.to/3tfSM2y Bosch Spade Bit Set: https://amzn.to/3tqKYei Hand Planer: https://amzn.to/3RFU2p7 DeWalt Drills: https://amzn.to/3v15jHJ Mr Heater Buddy: https://amzn.to/3RHwQqE Hello, In this video I will go over what some great tool gift Ideas are for woodworkers. If you are looking for something to get the woodworker in your life, then this video is here to help. There are links above for all the items in this video. I hope it helps you find the perfect gift for who you are shopping for! Thanks for watching. Happy woodworking, Kevin

Sliding Compound Miter Saw: https://amzn.to/3VTHcCs Avanti Pro Blade: https://amzn.to/3k20MPC My Blog: www.WoodworkFamily.com Please subscribe to the channel if you want to see more content like this. And be sure to Rumble it so the algorithm shares it with more people. This helps out a lot. In this video you will learn how to change a miter saw blade. I take you through all the steps in changing a blade safely. The first thing you want to do is unplug any power tool you are working on. Take your time with any woodworking task you are working on. You will find that it's important to not rush anything, because that's how you open yourself up to injury, or breaking something. The saw typically comes with a wrench to use for this job. But if you don't have the right wrench, it's best to use the right sized open ended, or box wrench. I didn't have this on hand, so I used a crescent wrench. There is a button on the saw that stops the blade from spinning. If your saw is different you may need to use another wrench on the opposite side of the blade to hold it in place. The main problem you can run into when using a crescent wrench is stripping the head of the bolt. If I felt like the bolt was on too tight, and I ran this risk, I would have held off and gotten a box wrench. It's important to note these nuts are reverse thread. That means you will need to spin them clockwise to loosen them. This is so they don't come loose when you are using the saw. As you see in this video i have no trouble taking off the bolt. Once you remove the washer and nut, set them aside. Make sure you remember which way the old blade is positioned. This will make it much easier to be sure the new blade is put on correctly. If you forget, The "chisels" on the blade are meant to face down. This is so when it spins it pushes the sawdust away from you and towards the collection bag. If you have any questions about woodworking feel free to leave me a comment below. And visit my blog for more detailed articles about different woodworking topics. www.WoodworkFamily.com Thanks for watching the video. Please remember to Rumble it if you want to see more like it.

Links to Items In This Video: EGO LM2135SP Electric Lawn Mower: amzn.to/3N83k7T Socket Set: amzn.to/3QvpxQh Screwdrivers: amzn.to/3xNfzkK High Lift Bagging Blades: amzn.to/3HC4Myh Mulching Blades: amzn.to/3Nmp689 Extended Runtime Lower Blade: amzn.to/3xIylJH Hello and welcome to my channel. In this video you will learn exactly what tools you need to replace the lawnmower blades on the EGO LM2135SP Electric Lawn Mower. If you are new to this channel, welcome! I am dedicated to bringing you the best tips and tools for home repair, remodels, and all around diy. If you like this video, don't forget to hit that like button below. And subscribe if you would like more videos like this one that are all about how to make your home a sanctuary. To get started with changing your lawnmower blade, begin with removing the battery. This helps keep you safe by making sure the mower will not accidentally turn on. Next you can tilt it on it's side, so you can access the underside of the unit. Locate the hole shown in the video that I put the screwdriver in. You want to do this to keep the blade from rotating as you are loosening the bolts. You can start with the center bolt which uses the 9/16" socket. Turn it counter clockwise to loosen it. This may be hard at first. You might want to spray some silicone spray, or other lubricant on it to help out. Once this bolt is removed set it aside for later use. There is a special shaped washer below this that also needs to come off. You will need to save all the nuts and bolts that are removed at this stage. They will be required to put it back together. Next remove the two remaining nuts using the 11/16" socket. You may need to hold the back of it with your thumb to keep it from spinning. the bolt here has a slot it fits into on the upper blade. Once you have both nuts removed the two blades can come apart. Take off the lower blade to change it. I am removing the lower blade because I want to install one that serves a different function. If you are replacing both of them because they are dull, you can do that at this point as well. Remove the new blade(s) from the packaging. orient them in the proper direction as indicated by the words stamped on the blade. slide the bolts through the same holes, and fasten the proper nuts. Next place the blade assembly on the center bolt, and slide the special washer in place. While holding these pieces together, put the center bolt back. Tighten it down with the proper socket again. Make sure all the nuts and bolts are tightened. Now remove the screwdriver and tip the mower back on it's wheels. You are ready to place the battery back in place and turn it on. Thank you for watching my video. I hope it helped you out! -Kevin

This video is all about how easy it is to use a stud finder to mount a television. Stud finders are a great tool if you know how to use them. I have links to everything I used in this video in case you want to check it out yourself. Studfinder: https://amzn.to/39Z1zvR TV Wall Mount: https://amzn.to/3szlF6h Electric Drill: https://amzn.to/3swxtGC Socket Set: https://amzn.to/3waQfFJ There is a hack I like to use when trying to find a stud. First I locate an outlet on the wall I am working on. This tells me there is a stud it is connected to. I don't know if the stud is on the left, or the right side of the outlet yet. But it's a starting point for me to use the stud finder. Starting from about a foot from where I think the stud is, I press the base of the stud finder flat against the wall. Then I press the button to turn it on, and hold it down. Slide the stud finder towards where I think the stud is. When it lights up and makes a noise I put a small mark on the wall with a pencil. I like to use a pencil because it's easier to erase than a pen. But if you only have a pen, use that. Do the above steps again starting from a foot away from the other side of the stud. Once you have determined there is a stud there, you can use a tape measure to measure out 16 inches. This is the distance construction workers will put the studs apart from each other. Measure in increments of 16 inches until you are where you want to drill. Then repeat the above steps to verify there is a stud there. Now you can drill a small hole called a pilot hole to tell if there really is a stud there. Use a small drill bit for this. If there is a stud when you drill you will feel resistance the entire time you are drilling, as opposed to drilling through sheetrock and into empty space. Congratulations, you have found the stud you were looking for. Thank you for watching this video. If you like this video please give it a thumbs up. And be sure to subscribe to get more videos like this. The links in this description are affiliate links. That means I get a kick back from sales through my links. But you won't be paying anything extra on your end. This allows me to be able to make more content like this in the future. Be sure to check out my blog at www.WoodworkFamily.com Happy woodworking! -Kevin