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Miter Detent Override
The miter detent override button (Fig. 42, 21) allows the mi-
ter detent action to be locked out, allowing for micro adjust-
ments at any miter angle. When the desired miter angle is too
close to a standard mitering angle that has a detent slot (18),
this feature prevents the wedge on the miter detent system
from slipping into the detent slot on the miter detent plate
(17).
1. Push the miter detent override button (21) down.
2. Push the miter detent override button (21) forward and
latch in place under receiving edge on the table arm (Fig.
42).
3. Rotate the table (22) to any position on the miter scale
(19).
4. Tighten the miter lock knob (20) by rotating it clockwise
to retain the miter position.
To Disengage:
Push down and pull the miter detent override button (Fig. 42,
21) and the table (22) should lock into any desired miter de-
tent (18).
Saw Operations
Using Miter Detent System
1. Loosen the miter lock knob (Fig. 41, 20) about 1/2 turn.
2. Grip the miter lock knob (20), and then push the miter
detent override button (21) down with your thumb and
push until the button is out from the detent plate (17).
3. While gripping the miter lock knob (20) and miter detent
override button (21), rotate the saw’s table (22). Stop
table rotation at the desired angle as indicated by the
miter scale pointer (19).
4. Release the lever into a detent (18) in the detent plate
(17) or at an angle between detents. If close to a detent,
use the detent override feature.
5. Tighten the miter lock knob (20) by rotating it clockwise
before cutting.
NOTE: It is recommended to tighten the miter lock knob
(20) before all cuts. It is required to tighten the knob be-
fore cutting at any angle between detents (18) or when
the miter detent override system is in use.
Fig. 41
17
19
20
22
21
18
Fig. 42
table
arm
22
18
17
21
20
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