Rotozip video can't get the cutting wheel off with the wrench. It will not turn. any suggestions?

'Sprag' the blade to stop it from rotating. Apply some WD40 or kerosene around the area and use an impact gun or impact driver to crack the nut. Check the thread and make sure you are actually turning the right way to loosen the nut. Some are a left hand thread! Cheers Bob

Jim, if you can not turn the spindle easilly, the bearings are very small on the rotozips and one may have seized.

Hi Rita,looked very hard and found this site,here's the main site too. http://www.rotozip.com/en-us/support/Documents/2610008432%2008-10%20RFS1000.pdf If this isn't your saw,try this link. http://www.rotozip.com/en-us/support/Pages/Manuals.aspx

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/rotozip-parts-c-15402.html?utm_source=Bing&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=rotozip%20-%20search%20-%20mike Try here.

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Here is a link to their site. It would be under the section for "support."

Rotozip site

Hello. Yes the spiral cut-out saw can handle 3/4" oak. Clarke also states that it is compatable with Rotozip bits. I would suggest one of the more aggressive profile sabrecut bits.

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Hi, W/D here.
Check the brushes first. Demo's get pilfered for small items, and the brushes may have been 'misplaced'. If they're there, then trace your wiring through the switch.
Best regards, --W/D--

Press in shaft lock button, use supplied open-end wrench to loosen collet--RH thread and remove bit by hand.

The only tile that they are any decent at cutting would be ceramic, slate, or terracotta. Anything else is way too hard and even cutting the listed tile it's no joy to do. I would suggest using a 4 or 4 1/2" grinder with a diamond blade coupled with a wetsaw. hope this helps and good luck.
Mike