Adjusting Cutting Depth - Grizzly T33304 Owner's Manual

Adjusting Cutting
Depth
Although the correct depth of cut varies
according to wood hardness and the size
of the bit, we recommend the maximum
depth of cut (per pass) be no more than
⁄ ". A series of light cuts will give better
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results and put less stress on the router
than trying to take off too much material in
a single pass.
Disconnect battery from router
before inserting or removing bit,
making adjustments, or performing
maintenance or service. DO NOT
make adjustments while router is
connected to battery. Serious injury
may occur if this is ignored.
Items Needed
Ruler ......................................................... 1
Scrap Wood ...............................As Needed
Adjusting Cutting Depth with
Plunge Base
1. DISCONNECT
TOOL!
2. Loosen depth stop lock knob (see
Figure 13).
3. Place
router
and loosen
(see Figure 13).
Model T33304 (Mfd. Since 05/22)
Qty
BATTERY FROM
on a flat surface
plunge lock lever
Depth
Adjustment
Nut
Depth
Scale
Depth Stop
Lock Knob
Figure 13. Plunge base height adjustment
components.
4. Lower router in plunge base so bit
just touches flat surface, then tighten
plunge lock lever.
5. Raise depth stop rod, rotate depth
stop block to desired level, and lower
depth stop rod onto stop block.
Tip: If you intend to perform a series
of cuts, begin with a higher step on
the depth stop block. After each pass,
rotate the stop block one step counter-
clockwise to move to the next lowest
step.
6. Note scale reading.
7. Add desired depth of cut to current
scale reading and lower plunge base
to the new level.
8. Tighten depth stop lock knob to secure
position of stop rod.
9. Depth of cut is now set.
Note: Always do a test run on a scrap
piece of wood to check that depth of
cut is accurately set.
Plunge
Lock
Lever
Depth
Stop
Rod
Depth
Stop
Block
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