OK, I'll rephrase (although I think it's implied), He does use man in the preservation process, but is not limited to man's limitations of accuracy. He providentially guided the process in other words, therefore it was not up to man to ensure His word came to us unscathed.

And no, I will not provide you with a history of how the KJV came to be, I'm sure your research is adequate. I'm in no way, shape, or form attempting to defend the history or procedures of the translation. I will stand by the product of that translation, however, and defend it without batting an eyelash.