The most common circular saw problems are circular saw overheating, producing rough cuts, blade misalignments, motor sparking, saw blade wobbling, making excessive noise, not cutting the right depth, power supply problems, stopping the circular saw while cutting, sticking the circular saw during cutting, not removing dust properly, and unusual vibrations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Most of the above problems occur due to lack of maintenance, overheating, misuse or abuse of the tool, using low-quality blades in the tool, not cleaning properly, rust and corrosion, faulty power supply, incorrect blade alignments, dull or worn blades, improper storage, dirty or clogged motors, and cutting too hard materials. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In order to prevent these problems, you should do regular circular saw cleaning, proper blade fitting, replace the saw blade on time, select the saw blade properly, oil the circular saw regularly, prevent overheating, protect from rust and corrosion, check the cables and plugs regularly and using the sharp blade for cutting always. <\/p>\n\n\n\n