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9.
BASIC ROUTER OPERATIONS
Release the plunge lock lever and raise the router
back to full height. Rotate the turret round several
positions and the router is set up ready to begin
work.
When beginning to cut, plunge the cutter slowly to
the first depth and proceed with the cut. Take a
second pass at the next step down on the turret and
continue until the full depth is achieved.
Regulate the depth of the cut and speed of feed to
ensure no strain is put on to the cutter or motor,
however if the speed is too slow, burn marks may
appear on the workpiece.
Note: The direction of rotation is marked on the
machine housing above the spindle stop
mechanism. Travelling along a workpiece in the
wrong direction will cause the bit to pull and bounce,
leading to a poor finish and possible damage.
− If, after the full depth has been routed, further
material removal is necessary lock the router in
the plunged position.
− Rotate the fine height adjustment control (5).
− Turning the fine adjustment anti-clockwise will
increase the plunge depth. One complete turn is
equivalent to 1mm plunge depth. When set, take
another pass along the cut.
Note: Remove the plug from the socket before
carrying out adjustment, servicing or maintenance.
9.4
PARALLEL GUIDE ROUTING –
FIG. 9
Ensure the edge along which the guide is going to
travel is smooth and true as any inconsistencies will
translate into the cut.
•
See section 8.1 PARALLEL GUIDE FENCE on
page 12 for assembly instructions.
When using the parallel guide an even pressure
should be applied to each face except on a leading/
trailing edge of a workpiece. When leading on to a
workpiece apply the pressure to the forward face
until both faces are on. When trailing off a workpiece apply the pressure to the rear face until the
cut is complete.
9.5
TEMPLATE FOLLOWER – FIG. 10
For detailed information on templates refer to a routing/woodworking book.
− Lay the template follower (16) into the recess. Ensure the template follower faces downward
and secure with the two countersunk screws (16.1).
Warning! Whilst this router is capable of cutting kitchen worktops, it should be noted that this is
not a professional machine and therefore its tolerances and performance are not as accurate as a
professional machine.
FIG.
8
FIG.
9
(16.1)
Stock No. 02520
FIG.
10
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Stock No. 02519
(16)
(19)