Skilsaw 5350 Circular Saw Maintenance Process | '92 |

Released in 1984, this SKIL 5350 (7-1/4" | 2-1/3HP) circular saw shared the top of the range with the lower models 5125 (6-1/2" | 2HP), 5150 (7 -1/4" 1 2-1/8HP) and 5250 (7-1/4" | 2-1/4HP)
Have a happy tool restoration! Enjoy.

[@miguelcanestro3271]

Como extraer cojinetes de sierra circular marca AEG gracias

[@mas.herramientas]

Hola! Qué modelo de sierra AEG tiene?

[@jonejo4587]

Creo que tengo esa, 25 años y nunca una mantención y sigue funcionando

[@mas.herramientas]

Increíble máquina... Saludos!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Made in Chicago and shipped to Argentina!

[@mas.herramientas]

That's right!

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@mas.herramientas I am not pleased by the adjuustable wrench yu used to tighten the blade at the end. Find an EXACT fit for the bolt por favor 😂

[@rreexx]

@@rightlanehog3151 I do not agree with you this time ;D. With the KNIPEX Pliers Wrench the lever transmission is greater than 10 : 1 so you get a ultra strong gripping power. With its smooth parallel jaws grip it won't slip off and won't damage the bolt head :D... That's the most cool feature of these KNIPEX pliers wrenches! :D. Thank you for the observation!

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@rreexx We will need to examine the bolt under a powerful microscope to determine whether any unnecessary damage has been done. I imagine wrenches or sockets in Imperial measure are scarce in Argentina so I may be able to excuse the occasional use of this device. 😁

[@mas.herramientas]

@@rightlanehog3151 Not really, if you wonder, we have for example a local BAHCO manufacturing plant for more than 60 years here in our country which not only makes metric but also imperial sockets and wrenches sets Made in Argentina with great quality Argentinean steel, I have some sets too. But, anyway check those German KNIPEX Plier Wrenches!!!...they are great! have a try...one of the awesome features of them are the quick and effective way of using them. They do not work like an adjustable wrench, it's not the same. The more you squeeze, the more they grip. Till then!