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(1615EVS) RA1001

Fine Adjustment Accessory

Installation and Operating Instructions

The RA1001 fine-adjustment accessory will

allow precise bit height adjustments on Bosch

routers. It is important to note that this acces-

sory restricts the movement of the router motor

on the plunge base and effectively replaces the

normal plunge action with a threaded feed.

CAUTION; Always disconnect the tool from

the power source before installing bits, acces-

sories, or making any adjustments. Never ad-

just this accessory when the tool is running or

the bit is in contact with the workpiece.

Installation

1. Plunge router down so that boss O on the

motor is not in contact with nuts J on threaded

guide rod I. Remove the 17mm locknut and two

flat nuts J from rod I with a suitable wrench

(Fig. 1).

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

2. Place the threaded end of the RA1001 over

the top of rod I and press it down to compress

the spring until the cutaway portion engages nut

J and thread adjuster onto rod. When the

RA1001 is properly installed, the 17mm nut J

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will protrude slightly from the cutaway end of

the RA1001 so that the face of the nut (NOT the

RA1001) will contact washer K. Figure 3

shows the RA1001 properly installed. If de-

sired, 17mm nut J below boss O may be used to

lock the router in a fixed depth setting by

tightening it against the opposite side of boss O.

(Note: Keep the nuts you have removed in a

safe place so that they may be reinstalled on

your router if the RA1001 is removed for any

reason.)

To use the RA1001, depress the plunge release

lever and turn the RA1001 clockwise to lower,

or counterclockwise to raise the bit. (Note that

one full turn of the knob will raise or lower the

bit approximately .060", or 1.5mm.) It is nec-

essary to exert slight downward pressure on the

router handle opposite the RA1001, to avoid

cocking the motor on the posts (Fig. 4).

Place washer K over

threaded rod, and re-

install one of the flat

Fig. 4

nuts J about 3/8" from

the top of rod I. A

light film of general

purpose grease may

be applied to washer

K to help reduce fric-

tion (Fig. 2).

Fig. 3

Operation

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