Titan SF1500XP Safety And Operating Manual page 11

allows for this with its three positions. Use one of
the two following methods:
Method 1: Using a piece of wood method
Fit the router bit, loosen the depth stop bar fixing
screw, pull the plunge lock lever (See fig5) up and
plunge the router down until it comes into contact
with the workpiece.
Lock the router into this position by pushing down
the plunge lock lever.
Lift up the depth stop bar (See fig6) and insert a
piece of wood the same thickness as the depth
of cut between the stop bar and triple stop bar.
(See fig7)
Tighten the depth stop bar fixing screw and
release the plunge lock lever to return the router
back to its original position. The depth of cut is
now set, see "Starting the router" section for final
operation.
Method 2: Using the scale method
Fit the router bit, loosen the depth stop bar fixing
screw and release the plunge lock lever.
Lower the router down until it contacts the
workpiece, lock into this position with the plunge
lock lever.The scale on the depth bar now shows
the starting position. Note the starting position
will vary depending on the bit used.
Next add the required depth of the cut to the
starting position, i.e.: if the scale shows 20mm
and you require a cut of 10mm, then the correct
adjustment on the scale is 20+10=30mm, if the
scale shows 38mm and the required cut is 6mm
in depth, the adjustment on the scale will be
38+6=44mm.
Now move the depth stop bar to the calculated
number, and lock bar with the fixing screw.
Release the plunge lock lever, the router will
return to its original position.
Start Router as described in "Starting the router"
section below.
5. MARKING FINE ADJUSTMENT TO CUT
DEPTH (see fig8 and fig9)
To make fine adjustments, turn the triple depth
stop by loosening the centre screw, lift the stop
and turn to a suitable length screw, release stop
and tighten centre screw.
Turn the appropriate screw with a screwdriver to
obtain fine adjustment.(see fig9)
Note all three screws can be adjusted, enabling
you to make different depth cuts on the same
ROUTER
Fig 5
Fig 6
Fig 7
Fig 8
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