Miter Detent Override; Microfine Miter Adjustment System - Bosch 4310 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Y Seguridad

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The miter detent override feature allows the detent

action to be locked out, allowing for micro adjust-

ments at any miter angle. When the desired miter

angle is to close to a standard mitering angle that

has a detent slot, this feature prevents the wedge

on the miter arm from slipping into the detent slot

on the base.

1. Lift and hold the miter detent lever (under base

arm).

2. Push the detent override clip forward and latch

in place over edge. Release miter detent lever

(Figure 26).

3. Move miter arm to any position on the miter

scale.

4. Lock the miter lock knob to retain miter position.

To Disengage:

5. Loosen miter lock knob and lift the miter detent

lever to release the detent override clip. The

Microfine Miter Adjustment System

This feature allows you to move the turntable by

very small increments up to 2 degrees to the left or

right of the detent angles (except 60° detent) to

reach to the desired miter angle.

1. Move the table to the detented angle that is to

be adjusted (Figure 27).

2. The miter detent lever's red override feature

MUST be engaged, as described above.

3. Push the Microfine Adjustment knob forward to

'ENGAGED' position. This engages the system

into the detent slot (Figure 28).

Note: You may have to rotate the table slightly

to engage the system.

4. Turn knob until pointer comes to desired angle.

• Rotating the knob forward causes the table to

rotate to the left.

• Rotating the knob backward causes the table

to rotate to the right.

5. Use miter lock knob to lock table in place before

cutting.

6. To release table from Microfine Adjustment Sys-

tem, simply pull knob away from table until in

snaps into 'OFF' position.

NOTE: Microfine must be returned to the 'OFF' po-

sition in order to use the standard detent system.

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