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OPERATION AND USE Cont’d.
FITTING OR CHANGING THE CUTTER
Disconnect the machine from the power supply.
The machine is fitted with a
1
/
2
" collet. To fit the
cutter ensure that the collet nut
✰✌
is loose. If not
push in the spindle locking plate
✱✌
until it
slides over the flat on the spindle and using a
27mm spanner loosen the nut. Insert the cutter
into the collet nut
✰✌
and with the spindle lock
engaged tighten the collet nut
✰✌
(Fig.5).
Before starting the machine ensure that the
spindle locking plate (H) is disengaged from the
spindle. To remove the cutter is the reverse
procedure.
SETTING THE DEPTH STOP
The router is fitted with a depth stop screw
✳✌
that can be adjusted to the required depth and
indicated on the scale
✴✌
. The depth screw can
be adjusted by pushing button
✵✌
which will
allow the depth stop screw to move freely up and
down. For fine adjustment it can be screwed up
and down by using the knurled head
✶✌
(Fig.6).
DEEP CUTS
We recommend deep cuts are performed in three
stages using the depth turret
✷✌
. The hex screws
can be set in the required positions by rotating
the turret (Fig.6).
When the required depth of cut is reached the
router can be locked into position by depth lock
lever
✹✌
(Fig.6a). (When using the router this
should be by your right hand).
The distance that the router will travel above the
work surface can be adjusted by screwing the
height stop knob
✻✌
(Fig.6).
Fig.6
✶✌
✷✌
✼✌
✻✌
✴✌
✳✌
✵✌
Fig.5
✰✌
✱✌
✹✌
Fig.6a
