Chuck Hoffman wrote:

rivalled that of my very-well-adjusted power miter box. The small off-cut
stayed right where it stopped and was not kicked back by the spinning
blade, nor did the end of the oak stock scorch.

Sweet innit? The only down side of having a dial indicator, and then seeing
how much of a difference it makes lining up something REALLLLLLLY close, is
that you become a precision freak.

It's easy to get hung up on precision.

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