The blade is an essential component of a miter saw, if there is a slight fault so it will not cut the materials properly.
So follow the instruction below to adjust your blade correctly.
• Check all the teeth thoroughly if there appears any fault so try to fix the issue and consider the sharpness of the teeth. Also, check all teeth in order if there is even one broken in it so don't use the blade.
• Check the crookedness of the blade and keep the blade at a level. If the blade is crooked, it will adopt edging at a cut time and go the wrong way.
• Firmly tighten all patches so that they will not be wobbling, otherwise, it will cause damaging the wood.