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I've zoned out and will only zone back in when they add this

We gotta wait patiently for that update

im still waiting for vertical stairs and slabs

PLEAS E I NEED THIS

sure

That's true.

It's stressful

It's a secret! 🤫

So skibidi

I'm sigma

That's so cool!

what horrid effects..

The buildup of 5 years, You feel disappointed lol

I mean that is all logical. But our machine is just a Mereen Johnson 312 Manual, rip saw. And we just got the basic saw, with the basic powered roller infeed, computer input for width selection. a joystick to control the fence, and a button to send the boards through on a pedestal, nothing else besides a wooden table on the out feed side for a laborer to stack off of lol

You could ask either the maintenance guy or the local tech-god (or, if you're in the position to do so, pull the panel and see) if the mystery switch is wired…

Back in the 50's it was not inknown for 'things' to have extraneous buttons just to make them look more 'advanced' Some things like stoves ❗ would have nonfunctional controls as a ruse to help sell them. At the time electronics were still discrete component and adds touting the number of transistors (the newest and bestest tech of the day) in radios etc were advertisd as containing some numer of them (even where some of theose were just soldered to unconnected circuits). In a few cases, the 'extra' transistors were actually the quality contriol rejects.
(Stripping components from junked electronics for one's own hobby builds was a thing back then…)

[Not all instances of dummy buttons are nefarious however as sometimes a manufacturor economizes by using the same panel for two or more models and the dummies are there to seal the holes on the lesser models. ]

:P I think its just a un-used button, for some optional part of the machine we don't have