ADJUSTING DEPTH STOP
Unplug your router.
Loosen the locking bolt for depth stop and release the
plunge lock lever.
Push the machine so far down that the router touches the
work piece and fasten the plunge lock lever.
Rotate depth stop adjustment knob to turn the depth
downwards as far as possible.
Move the pointer if necessary. It indicates zero value on
the scale.
MOUNTING AND ADJUSTING PARALLEL GUIDE
(Fig.10~12)
The parallel guide is used for straight cuts along a work piece
with a straight edge that can be followed.
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SETTING DEPTH OF CUT
Unplug your router.
Loosen the locking bolt for depth stop and release the
plunge lock lever.
Set the depth stop to required cutting depth with scale
indication and tighten the locking bolt.
Push the machine down to the depth stop.
Turn the fine adjustment knob for fine adjustment of
cutting depth.
Turn the nut to set the variable cutting depth.
Fasten the plunge lock lever.
DEPTH STOP (Fig. 8&9)
The depth stop is located on the base of your router and makes
it possible to make deep or heavy cuts in successive passes
by use of the Adjustable Depth Stop System. Alignment marks
make depth of cut changes quick and easy.
A preset cutting depth is achieved by plunging router until stop
bar comes in contact with depth stop. The micro-adjusting
feature provides alignment marks at each 90˚ rotation of the
depth stop knob. Each 90˚ rotation of the knob changes depth
of cut setting 0.75 mm.
A complete rotation (360˚) of the depth stop knob changes the
depth of cut setting 3 mm.
The Adjustable Depth Stop System provides for depth of cut
changes to be made from 0 to 12 cm from the initial setting
of the stop bar.
This initial setting of the stop bar can be “zero” depth of cut or
it can be any depth of cut setting that you choose as a starting
point for a particular job to be performed.
WARNING:
Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with
side shields when using your router. Failure to do so
could result in dust, shavings, chips, loose particles
or foreign objects being thrown in your eyes resulting
in possible serious injury. If the operation is dusty,
also wear a face or dust mask.
WARNING:
Failure to unplug your router could result in
accidental starting causing serious injury.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Slide the guide rods in corresponding holes and tighten
the locking bolts.
Slide the parallel guide in the router base and tighten the
locking bolts.
Set the parallel guide to the desired guide distance.
For fine adjustment of guide distance, turn fine
adjustment knob.
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