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MARK V MODEL 505/510 ROUTER TABLE

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ALIGNMENT

Your MARK V Model 505/510 Router Table

Attachment has been pre-aligned at our Day-

ton Factory, however, do to Environmental

changes, it may be necessary to make adjust-

ments as required.

If you find a step between the top surface of the

Saw Table and the Router Table, the Table

Tubes (3) of the Router Table must be adjusted

so that both table surfaces are even with each

other. To adjust the Router Table Tubes follow

these instructions.

1.

Place an accurate straightedge across the

top surfaces of both the Saw Table and

the Router Table. Make note as to where

the "gap" is.

2.

To adjust the Router Table parallel to the

Saw Table, loosen the Keps Nuts (6) that

hold the Table Tube (3) to the Router

Table. (See Figure 5)

6.

Tighten all the Jackscrews (4) of the Router

Table, in place.

7.

Slide the Connector Tubes into the Saw

Table Tubes. (See Figure 3)

8.

Tighten the Jackscrews (4) of the Saw

Table, to hold the Connector Tubes in

place.

9.

Attach a T-Joint, with Telescoping Leg, to

the Connector Tube extending from each

of the Router Table Tubes (3). Tighten the

T-Joint Set Screw with a 5/32” Allen

Wrench.

10.

Adjust each Telescoping Leg to support

the end of the Router Table. (See Figure 4)

Figure 2

Figure 3

11.

Locate the Router Table Plate Package

and follow the included instructions to

assemble and install the remaining parts

of the Router Table Plate. These instruc-

tions also give you the information

needed for mounting your Router and

aligning the Plate to the Table.

Figure 4

5.

Position both Connector Tubes evenly, so

that an equal amount is protruding from

both ends of the Router Table Tubes. (See

Figure 2)

Summary of Contents for MARK V 505

Page 1: ...sembly Inc 1 9 1 1 522180 Router Table With Label Inc 2 1 2 522014 Warning Label 1 3 514667 Table Tube 2 4 514440 Jackscrew 4 5 522136 Table Spacer 6 6 515294 Keps Nut 6 7 522134 Bracket 2 8 120380 Sp...

Page 2: ...INFORMATION IN THE IN STRUCTION MANUAL ALSO READ UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOWALLtheinformationthatcame with your Router Motor and the Router Table Plate Package Read the Safety section complete the Assembly...

Page 3: ...onottrytostopthetoolbygrabbingthe workpiece or any part of the tools Turn off the tool and let it come to a complete stop by itself Donotleavethetoolrunningunattended Turn off the power Don t leave th...

Page 4: ...AlwaysuseaFixture Fence MiterGauge with Safety Grip and or Starter and GuidePinstohelpcontroltheworkpiece Always feed the workpiece against the rotation of the bit not with it Otherwise thebitwillgrab...

Page 5: ...age your ears and are recommendedforALLuseswithRouters mounted in Router Tables GU GU GU GU GUARDING FOR R ARDING FOR R ARDING FOR R ARDING FOR R ARDING FOR ROUTING OUTING OUTING OUTING OUTING Most sh...

Page 6: ...ems stop the tool immediately unplug it and check the tool thoroughly Correct any problem before proceeding If you are unable to locate the problem you can contact your Shopsmith Service Repre sentati...

Page 7: ...he cutting edge is nicked take the bit to a professional sharpening service TOOLS NEEDED In addition to the tools provided with your MARK V Model 505 510 Router Table you will need the following from...

Page 8: ...able Tube 3 to the Router Table See Figure 5 6 TightenalltheJackscrews 4 oftheRouter Table in place 7 Slide the Connector Tubes into the Saw Table Tubes See Figure 3 8 Tighten the Jackscrews 4 of the...

Page 9: ...sened they may tend to drop down from the Router Table 4 Install and adjust the Guard WARNING The Guard 515704 for freehand cuts is an accessory Itnotonlyimprovessafeoperations but also acts as a Dust...

Page 10: ...to right gradually againstthePinandintotherotatingRouterBit to start your cut 1 Install your Router Bit For rabbets use a special Rabbeting Bit with a Pilot of the appropriatediameter 5 Make the cut A...

Page 11: ...l noise or vibration MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE As needed HaveRouterBitssharpened Every 5 hours of running time Clean the Router Table thoroughly Check alignments and adjustments Check tightness of all crit...

Page 12: ...s Reserved Printed In U S A CAUTION Except for the Laminated Router Table Surface DO NOT wax or use solvents on any other plastic parts NOTE If you have any questions please call our Customer Service...

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