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Parts & Service: 020 8988 7400 / E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

PARTS LIST

When requesting spare parts, please quote the reference HT-CRT1 followed by 
the number listed.

ID

DESCRIPTION

ID

DESCRIPTION

1

Table Top

16

Clamp

2

Table Extension

17

Nut

3

Table Leg

18

Switch Box Assembly

4

Table Insert 38mm dia

19

Phillips head Machine Screw

5

Fence Profile

20

Hexagon Lock Nut

6

Adjustable Fence

21

Label

7

Cutter Guard

22

Mitre Bar

8

Spring

23

Mitre Gauge Head

9

Flat Washer

24

Label

10 Screw

25

Table Insert 13mm dia (not shown)

11 Knob

26

Table Insert 19mm dia (not shown)

12 Vacuum Hose Adaptor

27

Table Insert 25mm dia (not shown)

13 Hexagon Head Bolt

28

Table Insert 32mm dia (not shown)

14 Coach Bolt

29

Fence Feather board(not shown)

15 Knob

30

Table feather board(not shown)

Summary of Contents for CRT1

Page 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ORIIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS GC1116 ROUTER TABLE MODEL NO CRT1 PART NO 6462115 ...

Page 2: ...e with the WEEE regulations in relation to the treatment recycling recovery and environmentally sound disposal of the WEEE In effect this means that this product must not be disposed of with general household waste It must be disposed of according to the laws governing Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE at a recognised disposal facility GUARANTEE This product is guaranteed against faul...

Page 3: ...e presence of flammable liquids or gasses 9 Stay alert watch what you are doing use common sense and do not operate the machine when you are tired CARE OF POWER TOOLS 1 Read this manual carefully Learn the power tool s applications and limitations as well as the specific potential hazards peculiar to it 2 Always keep guards in place and in working order A guard or other part that is damaged should...

Page 4: ...aged parts should be properly repaired 8 Have your power tool repaired by a qualified person This power tool complies with the relevant safety rules Repairs should only be carried out by qualified persons using original spare parts otherwise this may result in considerable danger to the user 9 Never use this product for any other purpose than that described in this booklet 10 Never abuse the power...

Page 5: ...osed of safely as insertion into a mains socket could cause an electrical hazard The wire which is coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked N or coloured Black The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked L or coloured Red The wire which is coloured Yellow and Green must be connected to the terminal which is marked E or coloured Green WE...

Page 6: ...le ensure all components are present any shortages etc should be reported to the Clarke dealer where the table was purchased NO DESCRIPTION NO DESCRIPTION 1 Table top 7 Switch assembly 2 Table extension 8 Vacuum hose adaptor 3 Table leg 9 Clamp 4 Fence profile 10 Fixings kit 5 Fence pressure pad 11 Mitre gauge 6 Table pressure pad inc fittings 1 ...

Page 7: ...e as in Fig 1 2 Position one table top extension item 02 as in Fig 2 3 Place a table leg Item 03 as shown in Fig 3 loosely fix in position using four screws and lock nuts do not fully tighten yet NOTE The table leg fits inside the table profile with fixing screws inserted from the outside with locknuts on the inside see inset 4 Repeat item 3 above for opposite table leg ...

Page 8: ...ver checking that the table assy does not rock 7 If any rocking is detected this must be rectified before continuing by loosening the screws on the offending leg legs and adjusting accordingly Always take care not to disturb the level of the table extensions to the main table 8 Insert two 50mm long coach bolts into holes B from the top of the table Fig 4 9 Attach the fence assy Item 4 using the he...

Page 9: ...ensuring the correct orientation place the feather board on top place washer on each bolt and secure with knobs Fig 8b DO NOT overtighten 14 Fit the switch assembly as follows Unwrap the power cable Fit in position see Fig 9 with two phillips head screws inserted from the front of the table secured with two washers and locknuts supplied DO NOT overtighten MOUNTING THE ROUTER 1 Loosen the fence sec...

Page 10: ... the router is in the desired position tighten the four clamps sufficiently to prevent the router moving whilst in operation 6 Plug the 13amp router plug into the bottom of the switch assembly Loosely tidy up the router power cable and secure safely with cable tie or similar see Fig 13 For your personal safety and that of others around you the router table should be securely anchored when in use T...

Page 11: ...accurately FENCE ADJUSTMENT Loosen the two fence clamping knobs and position the fence as desired use the graduation marks to set the fence parallel see Fig 6 Make test cuts on scrap pieces of wood to set the router accurately FEATHER BOARDS Set the fence feather boards to hold the piece of wood flat on the table and against the fence whilst machining To do this place the piece of wood against the...

Page 12: ...e feather board must be removed first It may be necessary to loosen the front clamps holding the router in order to remove the bolts not forgetting to retighten them before using the router again To use the gauge simply slot it into the front slot on the table adjust to the required angle the gauge is now ready for use Switch the router ON firmly hold the workpiece in position against the mitre ga...

Page 13: ...he adapter supplied The connecting hose requires an inside diameter of 34mm to fit the adapter supplied The hose ideally should be a reasonably tight fit on the adapter which is then just pushed into the hole in the back of the table Note however that this does not preclude the user from wearing a face mask to prevent the inhalation of dust particles It is a requirement that a dust extraction faci...

Page 14: ...er table it is possible to overcome this problem by carrying out the following NOTE The following dimensions are the minimum sizes recommended which can be increased if desired Materials required 1 x plywood baseboard 13mm x 400mm x 600mm 2 x timber bearers 50mm x 50mm x 400mm 2 x 5mm coachbolts x 75mm Lightly mark the hole centres in the baseboard as per the Fig A DO NOT DRILL ...

Page 15: ...alise the router table feet on the baseboard as indicated in Fig C Once the table is carefully centralised on the baseboard ensuring the table doesn t move mark the four holes X to be drilled using the table feet as a template Fig D Remove the table and drill the four holes in the baseboard using a 6mm drill ...

Page 16: ... it doesn t move Turn the assembly over and drill the bearer through the holes in the baseboard using a 6mm drill IMPORTANT Before removing the clamps mark the bearer and baseboard position to ensure it is fitted in exactly the same position when assembling with the router table Repeat the procedure for other bearer Using coachbolts fit the router table to the baseboard Fig F The complete assembly...

Page 17: ...17 Parts Service 020 8988 7400 E mail Parts clarkeinternational com or Service clarkeinternational com PARTS DIAGRAM ...

Page 18: ...ch Box Assembly 4 Table Insert 38mm dia 19 Phillips head Machine Screw 5 Fence Profile 20 Hexagon Lock Nut 6 Adjustable Fence 21 Label 7 Cutter Guard 22 Mitre Bar 8 Spring 23 Mitre Gauge Head 9 Flat Washer 24 Label 10 Screw 25 Table Insert 13mm dia not shown 11 Knob 26 Table Insert 19mm dia not shown 12 Vacuum Hose Adaptor 27 Table Insert 25mm dia not shown 13 Hexagon Head Bolt 28 Table Insert 32m...

Page 19: ...19 Parts Service 020 8988 7400 E mail Parts clarkeinternational com or Service clarkeinternational com DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...

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