Instruction manual

2_Adjusldepthof(;ut(materialyouwanttoremove)and routerbit
Ileight as d_,scribedbefore.Tightenboth largeknobs to lock fence
on table.Tightlysecurethe router,(MAKESUREROUTERtS
UNPLUGGEDWHENMAKINGADJUSTMENTS,)
3. Testcut a piece of scrap wood to makesure your adjuslments
aresatisfactory.
NOTE:Feedwork in the direction of arrow shown on labelon
frontside of unitizedfence(when facing tablefront),
4, The router table is now readyfor use,
Rememberthe following when bits with pilots are usedto control
the cutting depth:
1. Positionthejointingfencein the samemanner as with non-
piloted bits.
2, Movetheunitizedfencebackonlyenoughto permit the pilot to
controlthe cutting depth.Positioningthe unitizedfenceas close to
the pilot as possiblewill serveas a back-upand will help in
avoidingan accidentand possiblepersonalinjury, SeeFig.#!9.
NOTE:if you havepurchasedRAILAND STILECUTFERS
(Craftsman-_21257 or _21259) for makingcabinetdoor frames on
your router table,MAKESURETHATFRAMETHICKNESSis not
more than _". II frame thicknessis more than _",the top of i[f_ebit,
as shown in Fig.20, will interferewith retractableguard onyour
unitizedfence, SeeFig.#20 and Fig.#16,
When routing on endsof workpiecefor making tenons,sliding
dovetailsandtongue andgroovejoints, theworkpiecemust be
madesmooth with both edgesandends madetrue to eachother
and its surfaces. (90°)
NOTE:Thepush blockand clampplate assemblywilt not
accommodateworkpiecewider than 4".
EXAMPLE:CUTTINGTENONS
1. Makecertainthatjointing fenceis lockedin position with its
faceflush with that of unitizedfence.
2. Mount push blockassemblyon unitizedfence as shown before
in Fig.#8.
3. Install propertableinsert into the table top hole,
4, Marklines'A' and'B' on the edgeof the workpiece closest to
the endto becut. Line'A' for FULLDEPTHOFCUT (totalamount
of materialyou want to remove)andline 'B' for FULLOEStRED
HEIGHTOFTENON.SeeFig.#2t.
FIGURE_19
THAN3/4"
FIGURE20
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