I had to rip some face frame and door pieces today. Seeing as I just got the LR 32 last week, I figured I'd give this a try. In the pictures you will notice I changed the rail ends to the ones with the lever, they work so much better. I already had them, I use them for the router stops when I use my rails as trammels.
The way I set the stops up was, I unplugged the saw, set the FastFix, I wanted 1-3/4" pieces, so I set my tri-square off one of the teeth on the blade. Marked the board set the rail on the marks. Loosened the pin end knob of the LR-32 stop, mounted the stop to the rail, then slid the pin to the board and tightened the knob. I set both stops off the same end of the board. Double check the stops are adjusted the same by holding them against each other. It ended up being 22 mm on the scale at zero.
I would have normally rough length sized the pieces, then used the MFT and a spacer. This did work well for the longer pieces. With the lever on the rail ends it was very easy to loosen and tighten the stops.
This is pretty much the same way I set up the LR-32 stops in the post Chuck had in Member Projects about the Ipe floor. Main difference is I used the center line of the 1010 to align the rail.
The waste piece is in the pictures also.
Tom