My Delta CS has been driving me crazy lately so I went over everything with a fine tooth comb today.
Here's what I found (A) working from the left-hand mitre slot (B) the 10" blade is out by .003 (C) at the rear of the saw (D) towards the right-hand mitre slot.
Not tragic - it's less than a regular sheet of computer paper.
Working from the right-hand slot, the fence toes out .003 (I'll check the blade in relation to the right-hand mitre slot tomorrow).
So far, nothing overly terrible.
But my very old Incra V27 miter gauge is off by almost an entire degree! Which actually explains a lot....
I just checked Incra's website. They list clear, simple instructions for re-seating the face square to the blade. So that's tomorrow's mission.
So (A) assume nothing!
And (B) am I correct in assuming a .003 variance over a 10" blade is acceptable? Or would you suggest I chase this variance down?