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- Page 1 Pro Lift, 9 ⁄ " x 11 ⁄ " Instructions Effective October 2023 Review full instructions prior to use for important safety information. Always check Rockler.com to confirm that you are using the most recent version of instructions for your product.
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Page 2: General Safety Warnings
GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS This product is designed only for specific applications as defined in the instructions and should not be modified or used for any manner not described in these instructions. Use only recommended accessories. Before using the Pro Lift, 9 ⁄... - Page 3 > To avoid serious injury, never attempt to cut a workpiece > The Pro Lift is sized for routers with a 4.2" diameter motor. without an Insert Ring installed. If using a smaller router, you must use an Adapter Collar (sold separately).
- Page 4 Wrench Wrench Starter Pin IMPORTANT - DOES YOUR ROUTER NEED AN ADAPTER? The Pro Lift is sized to accommodate routers with a 4.2" ⁄ " Adapter Collar (57022, sold separately): Fits Bosch model 1617; Porter-Cable 690 and 890 series; diameter motor, such as the 3 ⁄...
- Page 5 The insert Ring MUST be perfectly flush with the Pro Lift plate. If it is not, the workpiece could catch and dangerous kickback could occur. 2. Use your finger or a flat piece of wood to determine whether the Insert Ring is flush with the plate.
- Page 6 Loosen these bolts Fig. 3 Fig. 4...
- Page 7 Fig. 5. Do NOT align the gap in the Adapter Collar with the spreader gap in the Pro Lift housing. Fig. 5. 5. Turn the Pro Lift upright and insert the crank handle into the Quick-Gear dial in the lift plate. Holding the...
- Page 8 Pro Lift router housing. To avoid serious injury and damage to your router and the Pro Lift, the router motor MUST be securely mounted in the Pro Lift’s housing. Outside bolts on the housing should be checked and retightened, if necessary, with each use.
- Page 9 If your router table doesn’t have leveling screws, use a 2.5mm hex wrench (not included) to adjust the leveling screws in the plate of the Pro Lift to bring it flush to the table. Fig. 13. 12. On the underside of the plate, use the M5 hex wrench to loosen the bolts on the two snugger bars;...
- Page 10 1/8". Fig. 17. Using the Column-Locking Knob The Pro Lift has been designed to hold the bit cutting height steady during typical use without need for any further locking mechanism. However, to protect a setting against accidental movement or to preserve it for extended use, the column-locking knob can be tightened to lock it in.
- Page 11 Install the Starter Pin, which consists of a round-head bolt through a non-marring plastic sheath, into the mounting hole in the Pro Lift Plate. Then use the Starter Pin as a fulcrum to feed your workpiece into the bit.
- Page 12 Reapply a high-quality multi- purpose grease (such as white lithium) to the Acme rod and columns. Wipe off excess grease. Consistently following this step will greatly increase the life of your Pro Lift. Fig. 20. Cleaning your Router Use compressed air or a vacuum to keep your router motor as clean as possible.
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