Clarke CONTRACTOR 6462072, Operation & Maintenance Instructions Manual

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2. Release the plunge lock lever and
lower the tool body until the bit just
touches the flat surface, then apply
the plunge lock.
3. Slacken the depth stop lock and
lower the depth stop rod, until the
rod touches the multi-stop turret at its
lowest setting.
4. Make a note of the position
indicated on the scale.
5. Raise the height of the depth stop
rod by the depth you want to cut
into the wood. Each mark on the
scale is equal to 1mm.
6. Tighten the depth stop lock.
7. Fine adjustment can be made by
turning the micro adjustment dial. A
full turn is equal to 1mm.
USING THE MULTI-STOP TURRET
The multi-stop turret can be used to assist in making multiple passes. Using the
turret in this manner removes the necessity for resetting the adjuster rod for
each pass. Each stop on the turret is approx. 3mm.
1. With the total depth set and the
router raised fully, turn the turret to
a higher step to restrict the depth
of cut.
2. Make the first pass on the wood.
3. Rotate the turret to a lower setting
and make the second pass.
4. Repeat this until the final cut is
made.
CAUTION: TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE MOTOR OR DIFFICULTY
CONTROLLING THE TOOL, THE DEPTH OF CUT SHOULD BE LIMITED TO
10MM AT ONE PASS. IF YOU REQUIRE MORE THAN 10MM MAKE SEVERAL
PASSES WITH PROGRESSIVELY DEEPER SETTINGS.
Depth Stop
Depth Stop
Micro
Adjustment
Dial
Lock