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Blade Adjustment

The blade depth is regulated by a fi ne screw feed that travels 

1

/

32

"

 per turn for 

precision adjustment with the resulting depth of cut controlled by the depth stop.  
The blade can be adjusted to a depth of 1

"

.

Release the clamping pressure by backing off the locking knob a quarter turn. 
(Spring pressure will be maintained to prevent the blade from falling free while 
allowing it to be adjusted.)  Turn the depth adjustment knob to advance or retract 
the blade as required. Reclamp the blade by tightening the locking knob.

With the blade set to the desired depth, raise the depth stop* until it contacts the 
underside of the depth adjustment knob, then tighten the knob.

*Note:

 If the depth stop prevents the blade from travelling to the desired setting, 

you may have to fi rst lower it.

Use the depth adjustment knob to return the blade to its starting position. Check 
the depth stop knob and retighten if required. Advance the blade ever so slightly 
with each successive cut by loosening the locking knob, adjusting the depth as 
described above and retightening the locking knob, until the depth adjustment 
knob encounters the depth stop.

Figure 4: Depth stop.

Depth Adjustment Knob

Locking Knob

Collar

Blade

Depth Stop

4

Summary of Contents for 05P38.01

Page 1: ...Router Plane 05P38 01 U S Pat No 7 950 157 ...

Page 2: ...ooden knobs are positioned to provide both comfort and excellent control The optional fence 05P38 07 can be positioned on either side of the plane and will work on both straight and curved workpieces Blade Attachment Caution Be aware that the blades are sharp careless handling can result in serious injury The plane comes equipped with two blades a 1 2 straight and a 1 2 pointed for final smoothing...

Page 3: ... the top of the blade tilts away and disengages from the depth adjustment knob Withdraw the blade from the bottom of the plane Rotate the collar and reinsert the blade up through the bottom of the plane and collar When mounted on the back of the plane the blade can be reorientated to face left right or forward by simply releasing the locking knob and rotating the blade to the desired position with...

Page 4: ...tening the locking knob With the blade set to the desired depth raise the depth stop until it contacts the underside of the depth adjustment knob then tighten the knob Note If the depth stop prevents the blade from travelling to the desired setting you may have to first lower it Use the depth adjustment knob to return the blade to its starting position Check the depth stop knob and retighten if re...

Page 5: ...ted in a honing guide or used for sharpening by hand Hone the bevel as illustrated in Figure 6 or 7 and flip over to lap the back Auxiliary Base The base of the router plane comes with two countersunk holes so that you can attach a larger shop made basewith 10screws Themaximum depth of cut of the plane will be reduced by the thickness of the base being used The optional fence cannot be used when a...

Page 6: ...oducts such as Waxilit sliding agent and glue release or a tool surface sealant Either is an excellent alternative to regular paste wax However before treating a plane with a sealant wipe off any fingerprints with a cloth dampened with a small amount of light machine oil Remove any residual oil then apply the sealant to the plane s sole If storage conditions are damp or humid the plane should in a...

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Page 8: ...e 05P38 34 4mm Narrow Straight Blade 05P38 35 5mm Narrow Straight Blade 05P38 36 6mm Narrow Straight Blade 05P38 07 Optional Router Plane Fence 05P38 10 Handle Hardware Kit for Router Plane 814 Proctor Avenue Ogdensburg New York 13669 2205 USA 1090 Morrison Drive Ottawa Ontario K2H 1C2 Canada customerservice veritastools com www veritastools com 628 Veritas Tools Inc 2011 INS 473 Rev B Printed in ...

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