Use and Care Manual

TO CUT ALONG A PROFILE

The profile guide helps to maintain an equal cutting distance along the

edge of an irregularly shaped workpiece.

1. Unscrew the four screws and remove the two sliding pads on the fence

bracket (Fig. 20).

2. Mount the profile guide in the center of the fence as shown (Fig. 21)

with the sliding wheel protruding outside and downwards. Tighten down

with the profile guide with screws.

3. Place the router on the workpiece at the desired distance from the edge

to be copied.

4. Insert the fence poles into the holes on the router base and adjust until

the wheel is in contact with the workpiece. Tighten all the locking knobs.

TO CUT WITH A TEMPLATE

The template guide can be fitted to the base of the router to accurately

duplicate curves and other complex shapes. To fix the guide to the base

of the router:

1. Remove the four screws holding the plastic base plate and remove

the base plate.

2. Place the template guide in the recess in the opposite side of the base

plate and tighten with the screws (Fig. 22). Ensure the guide protrudes

below the bottom of the base, allowing the router to follow the template.

3. Place the plastic base plate back onto the base of the router and

tighten with the four screws (Fig. 23).

OPERATION

What you need:

• Template Guide

What you need:

• Straight Guide Fence

• Profile Guide

Fig. 20

Fig. 22

Fig. 21

Fig. 23

The template can be created with a jigsaw to guide your desired cut. The template should be thick enough to allow

for the protrusion of the guide. When creating the template, account for the distance between the cutting edge of

the bit and the outer edge of the protruding circle.

The template must be securely fixed to the workpiece and firm pressure should be applied to the router throughout

the cut to ensure that the edge of the guide accurately follows the template.