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Just run the blade you want any 160-165 will work assuming its not thinner than the riving knife. makita doesn't even have a riving knife and frankly the Milwaukee’s is more of a pain than anything. When you change blades on the Makita the same thing happens with the splinter guard. Either...

0-.5 bags it's a bucket and drill. 1-25 bags its a mixer

I'd just get a new (and on sale) m18 drill.

Got the tree up last weekend. It's leaning back about 6-8" per the laser. Still need to address that.

Yes, I meant the router

I'd move it slightly towards center to give more infeed support

You are making something out of nothing. All track saws use a 160-167mm blade with 160 (festool) and 165 being most common. The 160 works fine on the 165mm saws. It's no different than having a 6.5" saw The same could be said for any saw with a zero clearance insert. Any change in carbide...

That locking feature is a gimmick imho. The Makita has that feature as well and you still have to hold the saw to keep it from tipping on a steep bevel cut.

Yes.

I would move it to the center of the outfeed/ bench