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I've got an older single compound DeWalt miter saw that I discovered that that miter is seriously off to the right but is good to the left. Is there a way to bring it back without killing all the other settings? The 90 degree is within thousandths.
It's a model dw705, the fence is one piece across the saw. There are screws on either side of the fence. I believe they are for squaring the head. I'm thinking I may have to split the error right to left and then re-square the whole thing.
There should be a positive stop on each side of the saw , by the fence. It's a bolt that you should be able to screw in and out to adj.
I belive there are 2 more for the 45, not sure though
