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10
Adjusting the Cutting Depth
CAUTION:
Always ensure that the router is switched off and unplugged from the
mains supply before adjusting the cutting depth.
1. The router has an
adjustable turret
depth stop (16).
This turret stop (16)
enables the router
to have 5 preset
depth of cut
settings (Fig.7).
Turn the adjustable
turret depth stop (16) until the highest depth stop position, or 0mm, is facing
the front of the router (Fig.8).
2. Place the router on a flat surface and loosen the
micro depth locking knob (18) by rotating it
anti-clockwise (Fig.9).
3. Loosen the depth lock lever (6) by pushing the
lever down and lowering the body of the router
until the router bit just touches the flat surface
(Fig.10).
4. Lower the micro depth gauge (17) allowing it to
just make contact with the adjustable turret
depth stop (16).
5. The adjustable turret depth stop (16) has five
steps. By rotating the adjustable turret depth stop
it is possible to quickly and easily set the depth at five different cutting depths.
This procedure is particularly useful when you
wish to make a deep cut in a number of stages.
6. Use the micro depth adjuster knob (3) for precise
setting of cutting depth. This will allow you to
finely adjust the cutting depth to suit your
requirements. Rotate the micro depth adjuster
knob (3) clockwise to raise the router bit or anti-
clockwise to lower or increase the cutting depth
of the router bit (Fig.11).
Once you have made the required cutting depth
adjustments, simply lower the depth lock lever (6)
and then lower the router until the micro depth
gauge (17) touches the adjustable turret depth stop
(16). Release the depth lock lever (6) to lock the
cutting depth.
ASSEMBLY (cont.)
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
0mm
Router bit touching
the flat surface.
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