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depth t urret t oprogressively

lower s tops a s

desired, until t he final d epth ( lowest step or

flat)isreached.

Fine

adjustment

The router is equipped

with a true micrometer-

type fine adjustment mechanism,

which can be

used in any plunge

position

and provides

pre-

cise adjustment

of the router

bit position

for

unmatched

accuracy.

When the tool is plunged

to the approximate

position

desired, this device

may be adjusted to precisely

set the final cutter

position.

To use the fine adjustment,

turn the fine adjust

knob

1 clockwise

to lower

the router

bit or

counter-c!ockwise

to raise it, as indicated

the an-ow molded

into the top of the knob.

allow

precise

settings,

the

indicator

ring

graduated

in English

and Metric

increments,

and each line is equal to 1/10 mm or .004". The

indicator

ring may

be reset

to zero without

moving

the fine-adjust

knob, to allow the user

to begin

the adjustment

from

any reference

point desired.

The fine adjustment

mechanism

has

a total

adjustment

range of 5/8", which is indicated

the two lines printed

on back of the housing.

Whenever

the fine adjustment

is used, be cer-

tain that

the index

marker

17 is positioned

between

these two lines to ensure that there will

be enough

travel in the desired

direction

after

the router is plunged

into position.

Note that

when the router is plunged

to maximum

depth

or is fully retracted

to the top of the posts, the

fine adjustment

mechanism

will not move the

motor further down or up, as the full extension

of the travel has been reached

at these points.

Similarly,

the fine adjustment

cannot lower the

bit when the depth

indicator

rod is tightened

against

the depth turret.

Direction

of Feed

The router rotates in a clockwise

direction,

viewed

from the top of the router.

The correct

relationship

between

direction

of router bit or

cutter rotation and router feed is shown below.

It is very

important

to move the router in the

proper direction or router bit chatter and rough

cutting will be the resu!t.

As an example,

rout a decorative edge on the front of a table top,

you would move the router from left to right to

perform

the operation,

or counter-clockwise

around

the workpiece.

If you were cutting

opening

in the center of a panel, you would feed

the router in a clockwise

direction,

so that the

edge of the opening

would

be cut against

the

rotation of the router bit as described,

and have

a smooth

finish.

Whenever

you are cutting

completely

around

a workpiece,

it is advisable

to cut across

the grain

first,

so any corner

tearout

may be smoothed

by cutting

with the

grain on the second

pass.

DIRECTION

OF FEED

Rate

of Feed

When routing or doing related work

in wood

and plastics,

the best finishes

will result if the

depth of cut and feed rate are regulated

to keep

the motor operating

at high

speed.

Feed the

router at a moderate rate. Soft materials require

a faster feed rate than hard materials.

The router

may

stall if improperly

used or

overloaded.

Reduce

the feed rate to prevent

possible

damage to the tool. Always

be sure the

collet

nut is tightened

securely

before

use.

Always

use router bits with the shortest

cutting

length

necessary

to produce

the desired

cut.

This will minimize

router bit run-out

and chat-

ter.

Templet

Guides

The router is equipped with anexclusive quick-

change templet guide mechanism, which firmly

grips the guides with a spring-loaded ring built

into the base. To in-

sert

or change

the

templet guide 24, re-

tract

the

templet

guide

lock]release

lever 6.

Align

any

two of the four cut-

away

tabs

on the

templet guide

to the

two cast-in bosses in

the templet guide re-

cess

of the

base.

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