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Vise Fence
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Note: Because the centerline of the saw
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sary to lower the saw for proper alignment.
Check for proper alignment periodically as
you adjust the fence position.
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Note:If you are making 45° cuts, remove the
vise angle cap screw and reposition it to the
location shown in Figure 10. This will prevent
any unwanted movement of the vise fence
during tightening of the vise.
Figure 10. Cap screw positioned for 45° cuts.
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