Operator`s manual

NOTE: Making a single deep cut Is never advisable,, Smaller diameter cutter bits

are easily broken by too much side thrust and torque Larger cutter bits wile

cause a rough cut and be difficult to guide and control For these reasons,

DO NOT EXCEED 1/8-1N DEPTH OF CUT In a stogie pass

Deep Cuts

The proper cutling depth, (for each pass), is always determined by the material, the cutler

bit size and type. and the power of lhe motor

Atways make several progressively deeper cuts by starting at ella depth and then make

several passes, each time increasing the cutffng depth until your desired depth is reached

Making a ¢ul that is toe deep will stress the motor and the cutter bit, and it may barn the

workplace and dult the culler bit It could aise "grab" too much of fhe workplace and cause

you to lose control of ihe router, causing a seri(_us accident

To be certain fhat your depth sailings are as desired, always make test culs in scrap

material simitar le you_"workpiece betere beginning your final culling

Remember. knowing the right depth fo_"each cut comes with reulhg expe_ience

DEPTH ADJUSTMENT WITH THE PLUNGE BASE

L_ WARNING:'/our router should NEVER turned ON or be connected to the

power source when you are assembling parts, making adjuslments, Inslalling

or removing collate I outs, cutter bits, cleaning or when tl Is not In use,

Disconnecting the router will prevent accidental starting, which could cause

serious personal injury

PLUNGING ACTION (Fig, 9)

The pttmge base lealure simplilies

depth adjustmenls and allows the

culling bit to be accurately lowered

down Inle the wo[kpiece lot more

precise sol-ups

To Iowm' the cutting bit, referee the

plunge-lock lever by moving it

"Up" to the unlocked position

Apply an even downward pressure

on the phmge acffon unlit the cutier

bit reaches tf_e desired depth, lhen

move the plunge-lock lever

"Down" to the locked position

To r_}se the bit and the pfunga

action, unlock the plunge lock lever

and the culler bil and plonge action

wiff aulomaltcaffy retract from the

workplace and return to time

raised position

Fig, 9

Always have the plunge action In

lhe raised position and rocked when the bit is nol cutting in the workplace

SI0t Culling