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Lock Lever
Fig 5
Lock Lever
Fig 6
to the required depth it is essential that the depth setting
lock lever be locked TIGHTLY into the locked position.
If making a deep cut, it is advisable to make more than one
pass to achieve the desired depth. The depth of cut achievable
with each pass depends greatly on the size of the bit and the
material being worked. Excessive depth of cut will unduly labour
the motor, place excessive strain on the bit, make the Router
more difficult to control and significantly reduce the quality of
the cut being made.
The triple depth set block can be used to assist in making
multiple passes, particularly when working on more than one
piece of material. If the final depth of cut is set using the shortest
of the three threaded bolts, the two longer bolts can be set to
two appropriately shallower depths. Using the block in this
manner removes the necessity for resetting the depth set pole
for each pass.
ROUTING
1. Be sure the work piece is clamped or otherwise firmly
secured.
2. Switch on the Router and allow the motor to come up to the
full selected speed.
3. Plunge the bit down into the work piece to the set depth and
firmly lock it in place with the lock lever.
4. Holding the tool firmly with both hands, progress smoothly
through the cut until complete.
Wing
Screw
Fig 7
5. Release the lock lever and allow the bit to come free of the
Fig 8
LAMINATE
BENCH TOP
work piece before removing the Router.
TRIMMING (Fig 8)
1. You must select a bit that has a bearing attached.
2. When trimming follow Router directions.
3. To sight work easier, dust extractor might need to be
removed.
4. NOTE: If the edge where your bearing is running along is
laminated or veneered, run some masking tape along it to
protect the surface.
5. The bearing changes the distance trimmed. Different bearing
size are available from your retailer.
6. Always check that the trimming bit blade does not damage
other surfaces.
DIRECTION OF FEED
The Router motor, and therefore the bit, revolves in a clockwise
direction. This gives the tool a tendency to twist counter
clockwise in your hands, particularly when starting the tool. The
router bits are designed to use this clockwise rotation to assist
in the cutting and clearing of the material. Therefore when using
Lock
Lever
Scale
Reading
Depth
Set Pole
Trip Depth
Set Block
CUTTING
BLADE
BEARING
BEARING
SCREW
EDGE
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