Using The Feather Boards; Using The Router With The Router Table; Routing Operation - Craftsman 320.37599 Operator's Manual

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USING THE FEATHER
BOARDS (Fig. 23)
Feather boards are helpful in
controlling
the workpiece
while
routing
and assist in keeping the
workpiece
fiat on the tabletop.
The table feather board, combined
with the fence feather board,
help keep the workpiece
pressed
against the fence and tabletop.
The best location
for the feather
boards varies according
to your
application,
workpiece
size, and
other factors.
Fig. 23
1.
Unplug the router.
2.
Loosely install the feather board(s) as described
on page 17-18.
3.
Place the workpiece on the router table so that it is squarely against the fence.
4.
Position the feather board so that the feather board is snug against the
workpiece
and tighten the clamping
knobs.
5.
The workpiece
should
move with some resistance
but without
requiring a
great effort.
USING THE ROUTER WITH THE ROUTER
TABLE
1.
Read and understand
entire Operator's
Manual for the router.
2.
Always plug the router into the switched
outlet in the router table. Never
plug a router-table-mounted
router into another
power source.
3.
Make sure that the router-table
switch is off. Lock-on
the router switch.
4.
Plug the router-table
cord into a power source.
5.
Turn on the power to the router table by lifting the ON/OFF switch.
6.
Always control the power to the router with the router-table
switch
whenever
the router is mounted
on the table.
ROUTING
OPERATION
1.
Read and understand
entire Operator's
Manual for the router.
2.
Adjust the fence to support the workpiece
to be cut.
NOTICE- The workpiece
must always
be held tight against the fence.
3.
Reconfirm
that all router adjustments
are securely locked before supplying
power to the router.
4.
Note that the direction
of rotation of the router mounted
to a router table is
counterclockwise.
Feed the the workpiece
from right to left.
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