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-[* red] Locate the inner flange bushing. This part can be identified by a perfectly round hole in the center and a stepped shoulder as opposed to an angled shoulder found on the outer flange bushing.
+[* red] Identify the inner flange bushing. This part sits between the saw and the blade. It has a perfectly round hole in the center with a stepped shoulder as opposed to an angled shoulder found on the outer flange bushing.
[* orange] Use a flat edge ruler or square to check if the inner flange bushing for warpage. We used a combination square for demonstration purposes, but any straight edge will work. Replace if part is visibly damaged or warped, or if the black finish on the blade side of the bushing is worn away showing bare metal.