Operating instructions

I NOTE t Whencuttingtenons,always

clampworkpiecewithendtobecutrestingonthe

routertabletop.Thiswillminimizestepsinfinished

tenonsurfacedueto variationsinthetabletopflat-

ness.(Referto Figure35.)

NOTE

I Always CUT FULL DEPTH on al!

four sides of tenon in one pass across the bit.

FIGURE 33

FIGURE 34

ROUTING WITHOUT USING THE FENCE

AND THE PUSH BLOCK

With Piloted Router Bits:

Without the Starting Pin:

[,_WARNING]Routing without the unitized fence

assembly and overhead guard could cause acci-

dents and possible personal injury. EXTREME

CARE must be taken for this routing operation.

Always UNPLUG the router before making any set-

ting adjustments or changing bits.

Always FEED WORKPIECE AGAINST the rotation

of the cutter.

Only PILOTED router bits are to be used.

Many routing applications (as shown in Figures 36

and 37) will require the fence to be removed from

the table.

Figure 36 is an example of OUTSIDE ROUTING.

• The position of the workpiece on the router table

relative to the router bit must be as shown.

• The direction of feed for the workpiece through the

router bit must be as shown by the direction arrow

and AGAINST the rotation of the router bit.

FIGURE 36

FIGURE 35

STEPS IN FINISHED

TENON SURFACE

Figure 37 is an example of INSIDE ROUTING.

,, The position of the workpiece on the router table

relative to the router bit must be as shown.

,, The direction of feed for the workpiece through the

router bit must be as shown by the direction arrow

and AGAINST the rotation of the router bit.