Thanks for your comment. There are screws to adjust both the zero and 45 degree stops. I think I mentioned in the video they were set accurately, but the scale is off. So when the saw is set to cut a 45 degree bevel, the factory arrow points to 46 on the bevel scale. Unfortunately, there is no way to adjust the arrow or the scale on this saw. My solution was to put a piece of tape correctly marking 45 degrees, but when I return the saw to zero this new arrow points to negative one and the factory arrow points to about zero. I think I can make the saw work with the two arrows, but it is a bit frustrating. I wasn't expecting absolute perfection down to a 10th of a degree or anything like that. Just thought it could have been closer. Some adjustability in the arrow or scale also would have been nice. I believe the Mafell and Festool track saws do provide some adjustability in the arrow or pointer, but they are both more expensive than the Bosch. So I guess there will always be a trade-off somewhere, and I'm otherwise very happy with the Bosch.
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Hi, are there any screws to adjust it, if have a cheap parkside and there are screws to adjust
Thanks for your comment. There are screws to adjust both the zero and 45 degree stops. I think I mentioned in the video they were set accurately, but the scale is off. So when the saw is set to cut a 45 degree bevel, the factory arrow points to 46 on the bevel scale. Unfortunately, there is no way to adjust the arrow or the scale on this saw. My solution was to put a piece of tape correctly marking 45 degrees, but when I return the saw to zero this new arrow points to negative one and the factory arrow points to about zero. I think I can make the saw work with the two arrows, but it is a bit frustrating. I wasn't expecting absolute perfection down to a 10th of a degree or anything like that. Just thought it could have been closer. Some adjustability in the arrow or scale also would have been nice. I believe the Mafell and Festool track saws do provide some adjustability in the arrow or pointer, but they are both more expensive than the Bosch. So I guess there will always be a trade-off somewhere, and I'm otherwise very happy with the Bosch.