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PREPARING
OMNIJIG®
The OMNIJIG®
should
be
securely
mounted
to
a
sturdy
bench
or
stand
to
prevent
movement
during
routing
operation
Two
clearance holes
for
3
/
8
"
dia.
bolts
are provided
at
each end
of
the
base
for this
purpose.
Fig.
2
illustrates
the various parts
of
the
OMNIJIG®.
The OMNIJIG®
is
completely
assembled
at
the
factory.
1
.
Base
2.
Front
Clamp
3.
Top
Clamp
4.
Templet
5.
Templet Brackets
6.
Top
Left
Stop Bar
7.
Front
Left
Stop Bar
8.
Top
Right
Stop Bar
9.
Front Right
Stop Bar
10.
Stop Bar
Locking
Screws
(4)
1
1
.
Clamp
Nuts
(4)
12.
Templet Securing
Knobs
(2)
13.
Clamping
Levers
&
Knobs
1
4.
Spacers
15.
Nuts
Fig.
2
ADJUSTING
CLAMPS
Place boards
to
be
dovetailed
under clamps.
Adjust
clamps by
turning
clamp
nuts,
located
under
base,
by
hand
to
loosen
or tighten
clamping
action.
NOTE:
Pushing
in
on clamps
allows
clamp
nuts
to
turn
easily.
Adjust
clamp
nuts
at
both
ends
of
clamp
evenly
to
maintain uniform
clamping
pressure.
ADJUSTING
TEMPLET
LOCATION
Front
to
back
positioning
of
the templets
is
accomplished by
varying the
number
of
spacers
(Ref.
#14,
Fig.
2)
between
the templet brackets
and
the rod nuts
(Ref.
#15,
Fig.
2).
The
rod nuts
can be
turned
to
provide
fine
adjustment
of
templet
position.
4
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