Miter Saw Repair - Replacing the Safety Cover (Makita Part # 416003-8)

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If your Miter Saw is having any of these symptoms, then replacing the Safety Cover could solve your problem.
1) Safety Cover Damaged
2) Safety Cover Missing

OEM Part Number: 416003-8

Tools used for this repair/replacement:
• Ratchet/socket set
• Hex wrenches

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Thank you! I would have never figured this out own my own. Very straightforward thanks to your video!

marknelson

Thank you for the great video. My saw was missing the entire safety cover assembly. I used your website diagram and this video to correctly identify which parts I would need to create an entire assembly. The Lady who took my parts order was very nice and professional.

dougminnig

Thank you for this I removed the blade guard because I was in a rush to change the blade and as usual made a simple job that much harder. I watched this video several times, not an exact match to my saw but similar enough to get my saw running again.

Gupa-jwzz

Extremely clear instructions. I had everything back to front initially, but with this vid, now working perfectly. THANKS.

mobyxena

Wow, thank you so much for this. With this guide I was able to repair my dad's saw and now it's much safer for him to use!

Archermit

Excellent !!! Thank you very much. This was a life-saver. 5 of five thumbs up - and take the rest of the day off.☺
Make sure that when re-installing the safety cover assembly onto the body of the saw, the first bolt (installed with a 4mm hex key (Allen wrench)) has a step that needs to drop into the bottom plate of the cover assembly before tightening onto the body of the saw.

alanandjanetpohl

Yup, this is what I needed to see. I didn't see anything in the manual about how to assemble the cover. Naturally during blade change, more parts fell out than I anticipated.

richardshupe

Easy Peasy after watching your video, thanks for posting.

sirlurkalot

Thank you for this video!! Had to rewind a few times to figure out and follow the steps, but it worked!! I had given up earlier today and made a few cut without the cover. I had taken the cover off by accident in the wrong way. Now it’s working safely again :)

TheAmtwhite

Great video. Should have looked for this yesterday and saved myself about 30 minutes of frustration. Thank you.

dondavidson

Today, I fix my makitha. Thanks for your support

vijayabarathi

Thank you very much! I was changing my blade and then realized something fell off and hit the ground - a spring!
I had no idea where it came from or where to reinstall it at - until I watched your video. THUMBS UP!!!

Jeff

Thanks a lot for sharing. A tried tirelessly, then within 3:34 seconds of watching your video- voula all done. Cheers

peterbouris

I have a Superior brand saw that looks to be a slightly overly complex knock off of this. Spent half an hour trying to piece together the guard spring mechanism until I found this, and boom its all back together now.

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