Here are the alignment guides superimposed to give you a comparison. As you see the original alignment guide is just a ruler labeled A,B,C, & D with hash mark indicators for 1/2 units. It is interpolated for smaller divisions. This compares with the Advanced Alignment Guide, (AAG) with a capital letter for each 1/4 unit corresponding to the original alignment guide.
The user’s submitted suggestions were B.25 with the original guide in the bottom key holes. This would translate to E-1/2 on the AAG, for the horizontal or “X” axis and the vertical height on the line under 6 and above 7, on the “Y” axis. Again using the depth key positioned in the bottom holes. There were no more specific mounting instruction so I would clamp the blade as vertical as possible. Then check the sweet spot with a marker, which is the ultimate indication for proper clamping position.
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