@botanical1968 wrote: 4 months ago The reason the saw is binding is you have it supported at both ends. When you complete the cut the timber pinches the saw and kicks back. Have the large section supported and the short section unsupported, that way when you complete the cut the short section will peel away rather than pinch the blade.

Put the body of the saw on the longer section so the offcut falls away as it’s pinching the back of the blade the way you were doing it

It's amazing to see. Had the kick back on my small one too, which broke 2 days ago. Now the 0600 is ordered..

Always cut off your overhang and let it drop. Usually an off cut. So double the blocks up next to each other. And cut letting it drop rather than see saw and pinch your blade. This will stop the kickback. Don’t middle cut between 2 props like that. Just avoid that and never be directly behind any circ saw anyway can see sights on blade cut or guide from side on with this tool and if still kicks because something goes wrong you have a safe position by habit. Happy work to you 🤙

There is tension in the wood wich makes the wood bend to eachother also the way you position your wood makes it fold together so the blade will get stuck in between.

I want to make this saw into table saw as big blade

What was the price of this saw? Thanks!

These saw,s always have a bit kick back.Mite have to buy a Drop saw .safer

What I can see is a lack of experience.

мдааа , для начало научись ручной пилой пользоваться....