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Use minimum 3/4" auxiliary fence and 1/4" round
head wood screws (3/4" long).
1. Drill four pilot holes through auxiliary fence and
run screws from rear of metal fence.
2. Repeat test cut.
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interference can prevent proper saw operation and
cause injury and/or tool damage.
1. Loosen the miter lock knob about 1/2 turn. (See
Figure 32)
2. Grip the lock knob, and then reach down with
your index finger to pull up on the miter detent
lever – pull lever until it is out from the detent
plate.
3. While gripping the lock knob and lever, rotate
the saw’s table. Stop table rotation at the de-
sired angle as indicated by the miter scale
pointer.
4. Release the lever into a detent in the detent
plate or at an angle between detents. If close
to a detent, use the detent override feature.
5. Tighten the miter lock knob before cutting.
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