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Max. Cutting Depth 2 1/2"
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NOTE: When routing deep cuts (controlled by
router bit) in a workpiece, remove mate-
rial in increments to prevent your router
from overloading. Repeat operation with
several passes until the desired depth is
achieved.
PROTRACTOR
Depth of Cut
(Controlled by Router Bit) Your protractor wilt serve as a handy aid when extra sup-
port is needed for routing small workpieces or ends of
large workpieces. See Fig. #33.
Feed Workpiece in the Direction
of Arrow Shown o this Label
Back Side of
Unitized Fence
Router Bit
Fig. #31
4. Securely tighten both knobs and LOWER THE
GUARD OVER THE BIT.
5. Make the cut by sliding straight edge of workpiece
against the fence. Use a push stick as shown in
Fig. #32. (For each successive cut, the fence would
need to be readjusted).
NOTE: Test cut a piece of scrap wood before mak-
ing your finish cut. Feed workpiece in the
direction of arrow shown on fence label
(Fig. #32).
NOTE: FOR ALL ROUTING OPERATIONS REQUIR -
ING USE OF MITER GAUGE ALONG WITH
THE FENCE, BE SURE TO ALIGN FENCE
WITH MITER BAR SLOT BEFORE MAKING
ANY CUTS. SEE FIG. #17.
Fig. #33
Miter Bar Slot
Fig. #32
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