6. Lock the Steel Rod (#4/#5) in this position by turning the knob on top of the
T-Bar sliding Rod Mount clockwise.
7. Depending on the thickness of material being cut and the diameter of the
router bit being used, it may take more than one pass to complete your cut.
Adjust the depth of your router bit for making your first cut.
8. If you are using a plunge router you can now start the router and plunge the bit
into your stock. If you are using a fixed base router, gently lift the router and
Router Plate (#2) above your stock so that the router bit clears the surface of
your stock. Turn your router on and slowly lower the Router Plate (#2)
allowing the bit to cut into the stock. When the Router Plate (#2) is flat on
your stock, allow the jig to make one complete rotation.
9. Re-adjust your router bit depth and repeat step 8 as needed until you are able
to complete your full cut.
10. Remove the Steel Bar (#4/#5) from the T-Bar Sliding Rod Mount (#3).
Remove the T-Bar Sliding Rod Mount (#3) from the Cross Frame (#1).
Remove the Cross Frame (#1) from your stock. Properly store the Curve Pro
Circle and Ellipse Jig until your next use.
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