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Position the rise and fall platform at a mid position.  Taking care not to ‘knock’ the 

DRO

and

the attachment bracket, identify the clamping plate at the top of the scale and remove the two
screws holding it and clamping the scale to the mounting plate. (See Figs 7 & 7a) Discard the
mounting plate. Using the same two screws loosely fasten the clamping plate to the hard
point on the machine table of the router elevator, See Fig 8. Insert the end of the digital scale
into the pocket created by the hard point and the clamping plate, set it as square as possible
and clamp it in position by tightening the two screws. 

(DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN)

. Slide the

DRO

up the Scale until the elongate hole in the bracket is aligned with the fixing hole in the

hard point of the rise and fall platform. Insert the screw. See Fig 9.

Loosen the clamping screws holding the scale and the screw securing the 

DRO

bracket until

the ‘holding force’ is just ‘pinched’. Very carefully, raise and lower the platform, and if 
necessary, allow the scale and the bracket to move to align themselves. Take care the scale
does not pull out of the clamping pocket. When you are satisfied they are aligned (i.e. neither
is moving) tighten the three screws securely.  

(DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN

, remember the

‘hard points’ are alloy, and over tightening may strip the threads).

Refer to the leaflet in the Digital Readout Scale for the operating instructions.

12

Fitting the Router and the Cutters...

NOTE.

If you are not using a professional router table with a

remote On/Off switching facility, or a Power Tool NVR Switch
(similar to Axminster 

910065

) remember to orientate the router

so that the power switch is easily accessible when the router 
elevator is fitted to the work platform. 

When everything is assembled to your satisfaction. Check the
speed setting of the router is correct for the cutter diameter. Give
the router a ‘quick burst’ to check that everything is secure. If the
‘quick burst’ check is O.K. proceed to fit your fencing, dust
extraction etc

NVR Switch 

(Part No: 910065)

Fitting the Accessory Digital Readout Scale...

Unpacked the DRO and Scale from the box. Please check the contents against the equipment
list, if there are any discrepancies, please contact Axminster Tool Centre using the 
procedures laid down in the catalogue. Please dispose of the packaging responsibly; much
of the material is bio-degradable. 

Modifying the DRO attachment bracket.

The DRO attachment bracket must be 
modified to allow clearance of the drive
chain. See Fig 6

Identify the DRO attachment bracket. 

Using Fig 6 (The fig shows an attachment
bracket and the required modification).
Ensure the bracket is correct orientated and
carry out the modification.

Fig 6

D.R.O

attachment

bracket

Modification

Summary of Contents for Router Elevator

Page 1: ...210081 Axminster Router Elevator User Manual www axminster co uk ...

Page 2: ... has been wholly designed by Axminster Power Tool Centre Ltd who have exclusive use of the design As such it should not be copied or reproduced Copyright Index of Contents 02 What s in the Box 03 04 Specifications 04 Accessories 05 Dimensions Position Diagram 06 Parts Description of the Router Elevator 07 Illustration Description of the Router Elevator 08 09 Set Up Operating Instructions 10 Fittin...

Page 3: ...ting plate and Table Insert fitted 1 No Winding Handle 1 No Floating Measurement Dial 1 No Packet containing 6 No M6 Grub Screws 2 No M6 Countersunk Bolts 1 No Nippled Y wrench for Table Insert 3 No Allen Keys 6mm 4mm 3mm 1 No Manual 1 No Guarantee card A B C D E F G A A B C D E G F Mounting plate Table insert ...

Page 4: ...hers who may also be required to use the machine Please read through the section entitled Identification and Description of Parts so that you will be familiar with the terminology we will use in the manual and so that you can identify the parts quickly and easily Specification Axminster No 210081 Machine Table Size Rise and Fall Platform Size Router Mounting Plate Maximum Rise and Fall Rise and Fa...

Page 5: ...re are hard points mounted on the chassis to enable a 100mm Digital Readout Scale 410197 to be mounted to the assembly These scales also have the provision to accept the Single Axis Remote Reader 210068 The machine table has been prepared to allow for the mounting of the Axminster Box Comb Jointer Part No 700308 Machine table hard point Rise fall platform hard point 100mm D R O Digital Readout Sca...

Page 6: ...06 Dimensions Position Diagram www axminster co uk Fig A ...

Page 7: ...e chain is an endless loop that connects all the sprockets In the centre of the platform is a 75mm diameter hole On the underside of the platform is a circular recess that houses a universal router mounting plate It is held in position by four shaped lugs The lugs are held by a nut and bolt assembly On the right side of the platform there is a pre mounted hardpoint which corresponds to the hardpoi...

Page 8: ...Illustration Description of the Router Elevator www axminster co uk Raise Lower Grub screw hole for levelling function Countersunk hole Box comb jointer mounting holes Box comb jointer mounting holes Reference marker for the floating measurement dial Typ 4 threaded rods Drive mechanism Rise fall platform hard point Machine table hard points ...

Page 9: ... Description of the Router Elevator sprockets Drive sprocket Idler sprocket Typ 4 clamping lugs Universal router mounting plate Chain Hard point to mount the digital read out Table insert Un lock Lock Nippled Y wrench ...

Page 10: ...aining in the collet is approaching the minimum limit may we suggest the purchase of the short collet extension Axminster No 211367 See Page 5 NOTE You may also like to consider the purchase of a Cranked Spanner Axminster No s 991004 for the Dewalt and CMT routers 22 2mm or 991003 for the Bosch and Makita routers 23 8mm to enable easy fitting of the cutters from above the work surface See Page 5 F...

Page 11: ... 5 Fitting the mounting plate to the router Removing the base plate from the router Mounting plate holding down lug Router mounting plate mounted in the router elevator Please note Removing the router handles will prevent them from interfering with the chain Allen Key ...

Page 12: ...s are alloy and over tightening may strip the threads Refer to the leaflet in the Digital Readout Scale for the operating instructions 12 Fitting the Router and the Cutters NOTE If you are not using a professional router table with a remote On Off switching facility or a Power Tool NVR Switch similar to Axminster 910065 remember to orientate the router so that the power switch is easily accessible...

Page 13: ... rise and fall platform or under the machine where it may foul the chain drive 3 If the winding action becomes lumpy check that there is no debris caught in the chain or compressed onto a sprocket 4 Check the chain tension If the chain has become slack or loosened re tension by adjusting the idler sprocket Do not over tension the chain needs to be firm with a small side to side movement best check...

Page 14: ...14 Router Elevator Parts Drawing ...

Page 15: ...15 Router Elevator Parts List FREEPHONE 0800 371822 ...

Page 16: ...210081 www axminster co uk Axminster Devon EX13 5PH UK FREEPHONE 0800 371822 Axminster Router Elevator ...

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