Got it. I'm going to remove the arming switch. It didn't even have the quality to take the nut on the back to tighten it down. From what I see, There is no need for that switch. Besides, I have a habit of going over all the points of motorized objects before I turn them on, gleaned from 35 years of contracting under my own license. If a board is out of place on a chop saw, it can easily explode and damage your hands and face.

Beginners get hurt, and when I started at about the age25 I hurt myself several times. Now I have a short finger and a healthy feat of power tools, and a 25 year record of not hurting mysels, like stepping backward off a roof.

Roger