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6.
Perform the routing operation,
following the instructions in the
“Feeding the Router” section that
begins on page 14 of this manual.
7.
Unlock the plunge lock lever. This
will allow the router bit to
disengage the work.
8.
Turn the router off.
▶ The PR012 Router Dust
Collection for Plunge Base
This dust extraction hood is designed
f o r u s e t h e p l u n g e b a s e ( P R 1 1 1 )
when routing is done in the middle of
the workpiece, such as when creating
slots or routing patterns for inlays. If
you have a shop vacuum system, you
can attach the dust extraction hood
for improved visibility, accuracy and
u t i l i t y , p a r t i c u l a r l y i n f r e e h a n d
routing.
To attach, position as shown and
s e c u r e a d a p t e r t o b a s e w i t h t h e
thumbscrews provided (Fig. 21).
The dust extraction hood can also be
installed with the hose outlet facing
the front of the tool.
▶ Edgeforming Dust Extraction
Hood RA1175
Do not reach in area
of the bit while the
router is ON or plugged in. To avoid
entangling hoses, do not use this
dust extraction hood at the same
time as any other dust extraction
hood.
This dust extraction hood (optional
accessory) is used for dust collection
when edge-forming (Fig. 22).
▼ ATTACHING DUST EXTRACTION
HOOD
You can attach the edge-forming hood
in several places according to your
needs or preferences. The dust hood
is attached to the plunge base using
two M4 thumb screws Two auxiliary
holes are provided in the plunge base
f o r a t t a c h m e n t . A t t a c h t h e d u s t
extraction hood — over the router’s
sub-base — using the screws provided
with the hood. Securely tighten the
screws. (Figures 22 and 23).
DUST EXTRACTION
HOOD
WORKPIECE
EDGE
ROUTER
SUBBASE
Dust Extraction Hood
(Optional Accessory)
M4 Thumb
Screws
FIG. 21
FIG. 22
M4 x 16mm
SCREW
SUBBASE
M4 x 16mm
SCREW
DUST EXTRACTION
HOOD
FIG. 23
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