RTB-001
3. OPERATING THE ROUTER TABLE
1. Place the mitre gauge bar
into the channel that runs the
full length of the table. The
bar should run freely in this
channel.
3. Tighten the lock knob to set the gauge at the selected angle.
2. To start the router lift safety lock and press
the GREEN ON (I) button
3. To stop router press RED OFF safety
button.
2. To change the angle of the
mitre gauge loosen the mitre
gauge lock knob and move the
gauge to the desired angle.
Each table leg has an opening at the
bottom for securing the assembled
table to a suitable work bench The
work bench should be level and
strong enough to support the weight
of the table and the router. Use
appropriate fasteners and bolts to
secure the router table to the work
bench.
OPERATION
Mitre Gauge
Bench Mounting
Note:
The work bench should be very stable to eliminate vibration
when the router is operating.
Fence Adjustment
The fence can be adjusted in various ways to accommodate the
size and shape of a particular workpiece.
To slide the fence backwards
and forwards loosen the two
fence locking knobs This will set
the infeed fence to support the
workpiece.
Loosen the locking knobs on a
fence panel and slide the panel
to the left or the right.
Loosen the outfeed fence lock
knob to move the outfeed fence
forward or backward, this will
help support the workpiece after
it has been cut.
Once the router is properly mounted to the router table, you will
be able to operate the router using the router table switch box.
Plug in the Router
WARNING:
ENSURE THE ROUTER TABLE
POWER CORD IS NOT CONNECTED INTO
POWER OUTLET.
1. Press the red OFF button
to ensure the router table is
switched OFF (0).
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2. Ensure the router switch is
in the OFF (0) position.
3. Plug the router power cord into
the outlet on the switch box.
Secure the router power cord
so that it does not interfere
with the operation of the router.
4. Plug the router table power cord into a power outlet.
Turning On the Router
1. Switch the router to the ON (I) position.
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Depth of Cut
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The depth of cut affects the rate and
quality of cut. The plunge lock lever
on the router holds the router at the
desired height and depth of cut. Refer to
instruction manual that came supplied
with your router for details on how to
adjust the depth of cut.
Feed the workpiece from right to left.
The material must be fed against the
cutting edge of the router bit, ensure
that the workpiece is tight against the
fence.
Direction of Feed
