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to adjust your parallel blade start by loosening the break knobs on the sides as far as they will go you can then gently lift your parallel blade and move it to desired position and retighten the break knobs tightly there may be times when you tape a project to the board and find that the existing lines arenamp;#39;t exactly parallel to your straightedge instead of pulling the project often retaping it you can fine tuning the straightedge to be more parallel with the lines to do so start by releasing the brake knobs on the side and loosing but donamp;#39;t completely unscrew the fine-tune parallel knob on the top of the straightedge adjust the end bracket until the straightedge is parallel with your work this is for fine-tuning only and the blade wonamp;#39;t move very far if additional fine-tuning is necessary you can repeat the process on the other side