Swann ULAD-1913, Руководство пользователя

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Before cutting the opening in the countertop, make sure
the depth of the router bit is adjusted to allow the
bearing to ride against the surface of the sink, just below
the seam. To avoid damage to the sink and countertop,
do not cut against the rotation of the router bit (from right
to left) and do not allow the router bit bearing to travel
into the sink drain overflow opening.
3. Cut the opening in the countertop.
a. Start the router in the drilled opening and work
outward until the roller bearing contacts the
inside surface of the sink.
b. Carefully guide the router, cutting from left to
right, while keeping the router level and firmly
against the upper surface of the vanity top.
Keep the bearing in light contact with the sink,
just under the vanity top.
c. Remove and discard the cut out. Make a
second pass with the router, cutting from left to
right, to ensure that all excess countertop
material has been removed.
d. Vacuum the shavings from the sink and use
denatured alcohol and a clean cloth to wipe
away any dust before continuing.
Note
: Marks on the sink caused by the router bit
bearing will be removed during the sanding process in a
later section.
4. Inspect the seam between the sink and countertop,
looking for any voids or cracks. If defects are found,
the sink should be removed and reglued.
5. Install the 12 degree bevel bit in the router. Use a
Swanstone part # VW 00010-000 bit with roller
bearing.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Installation