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How to Properly Disassemble and Clean a Unisaw Preparation Remove the Top Yank Out the Guts Disassmble the Subassemblies Cleaning and Replacing Worn Parts Painting Reassembly Lubrication Calibration
View Inside Cabinet With Top Off
Splitter Bracket
Splitter Bracket Removed
View From the Front of the Saw to the Back (yes, Same as Above Picture)
Blade Tilting Hand Wheel
Motor Off
Blade Raising Hand Wheel on Front of Saw
"Smile"
Dust Deflector
Height Adjustment Shaft
Tilt Shaft (With Gears Removed)
Height Adjustment Shaft Removed
Pulling arbor instead of prying
Arbor Assembly Removed
Trunnion Assembly Removed
Front and Rear Trunnion Brackets Removed
All Apart!
Starting point
Remove the guide block
Separate the rear trunnion bracket from the yoke
Lift the connection slightly
Lift the rear trunnion bracket out
Separate the yoke from the front trunnion bracket
Drop the front end of the yoke
Twist, rotate, and lift the yoke out
Remove the front trunnion bracket
Pull the front trunnion bracket out
Unisaw guts removed intact
Trunnion Disassembled
Base Removed