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If the fence is in it's normal (usual) postion to the right of the blade and it is tuned up so that it "toes-out" at the end by a smidgen, that will reduce pinches and some possibilities of kickback. If you move the fence to the left, you'll be setting the fence so that it "toes-in" at the back which is anywhere from a problem to an outright safety hazard.
If you're going to set the fence to the left, I'd adjust it so that it was
*exactly* parellel to the blade - that way you could rip on either side without worrying about having the fence pinch on the outfeed.
Don't ask me how I know this.
Depending on your fence system, you might also be able to move the rails to the left to get all of the capacity you want.
Hope this helps!
John Moorhead Lakeport, CA