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13. Slowly lower bit (Q) Fig. D9 onto
stop. Depth is set when bit barely
touches the stop.
Before making any cuts,
be sure you read your router
owner's manual for safe operating
instructions.
14. Set router onto stabilizer bar with bit
between bar and workpiece.
NOTE: Cleaning out the scrap area first
helps reduce tear out.
15. Make the cut. Be sure to cut only
between the rounded edges (S) Fig.
D10, not between the square ones
(T). Make small passes, moving
from left to right within fingers.
16. Remove tailboard (I).
CUTTING PINBOARD
1.
Remove stabilizer bar and remove
template. Flip template (N) Fig. D11
over and replace it back on the
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OMNIJIG
so the red "A Pins" label
(Y) is located at the upper left side.
NOTE: The horizontal scrap board (H)
can remain if your tailboard and
pinboard are the same thickness.
If not, then replace the horizontal
scrap board with one that is the
same thickness as the tailboard.
Q
Fig. D9
H
I
Fig. D11
S
N
Y
T
I
Fig. D10
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