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MARK V MODEL 505/510 ROUTER TABLE
Figure 5
3.
Adjust the Router Table up or down as
needed. When both table surfaces are
parallel, tighten the Keps Nuts (6). (See
Figure 6)
Figure 6
Shank Router Bits to achieve a full depth-of-
cut, to temporarily solve this problem, re-
move the rotary depth-of-cut stop.
WARNING
Make sure the Router Bit is secured properly
in the Collet. Loose Bits could work free and
cause serious injury.
2.
Mount accessories. Depending on the
type of Routing you are doing, mount
the appropriate Fixture, Fence(s), and/
or Safety Devices such as Feather
Board(s) to help control workpiece.
3.
Set the depth-of-cut. Rotate the Router
Motor in its Base to set the depth-of-
cut and lock it firmly in position be-
fore turning it on. Before cutting your
actual workpiece, make a practice cut
on a piece of scrap stock.
CAUTION
When some Routers' depth-of-cut lock is loosened,
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. It not only improves safe operations
but also acts as a Dust Collection Chute. We
strongly recommend its purchase and use. Fol-
low operation instructions throughout this
manual for proper use of the Guard.
Avoid taking deep cuts. With the exception of
single-pass dovetail cuts, limit depth-of-cut to
1/4" for each pass when using Bits up to 1/2"
diameter in hardwood. Limit depth-of-cut to
3/8" - 1/2" for each pass when using Bits up to
1/2" diameter in softwood. When using Bits
over 1/2" diameter, limit depth-of-cut to half
the recommended depths for 1/2" diameter
Bits.
OPERATIONS
WARNING
Be sure to turn off and unplug the Router
before making any adjustments or changing
Router Bits.
1.
Install the Router Bit. Insert the Router
Bit all the way into the Collet and
retract about 1/8" to avoid any transi-
tion radius where its shank becomes
larger for the profile.
NOTE
The rotary depth-of-cut stop found on some
Plunge Routers may not allow some 1/4"
