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I have an old Sears Craftsman 7" Electric Handsaw model #315.27782. The blade I use for fine sawing has begun to wobble. I've taken it off, put it back on and tightened it several times. Same wobble. I'm thinking new blade. My dad - who gave me the saw - says it's not the blade. Suggestions to stop the wobble?

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I am not real sure about how this saw is put together, I am looking for a breakdown, but in most saws when they get a wobble its the bearing on the spindle shaft. If you still need an answer come to my page phoenixrepair.org and let me know. I will try to find out if that parts are available.

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It could be that the bearings that support the shaft that holds the blade are worn, allowing the shaft to move slightly and make the blade wobble. As the machine is an older model, I would try replacing the bearings.

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