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TABLE-MOUNTED OPERATION
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Fitting and operating this router on a CMT Router Table should be done in
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accordance to the literature supplied with your Router Table.
While the CMT Router was designed for efficient and convenient operation on most
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router tables, it is particularly suited to CMT brand tables.
Router adjustments are made extremely easy using the unique features described
earlier in the manual. Refer to "Fitting & Changing Cutters" and "Cut Depth
Adjustment".
INSTALLING THE PLUNGE SPRING
The plunge spring is supplied as an accessory in the router pack. The plunge spring
is designed to be used when utilising the plunge router feature.
1. Set the router to the top of the plunge range and engage the plunge lock lever.
2. Loosen the small screw (anti-clockwise) next to the plunge spring cap (t) in a few
turns. Twist the cap slightly anti-clockwise to remove it.
3. Slide the spring through the spigot on the Plunge Spring Cap and place into the
entry point for the spring.
4. Apply sufficient force and hold firmly the plunge spring cap to push the spring
down and lock the plunge spring cap under the screw.
5. Re-tighten the screw in a clockwise direction when in position.
REMOVING THE PLUNGE SPRING
1. Set the router to the top of its plunge range
and engage the plunge lock lever.
2. Loosen the small screw next to the Plunge
Spring Cap (t) a few turns. Twist the cap
slightly anti-clockwise to remove it. Fig. 27.
Note: hold the cap firmly while releasing
tension from the spring.
3. Remove the spring and store in a safe place.
4. Replace the plunge spring cap and re-tighten
the screw.
WARNING: Only remove the plunge spring
when fitted beneath a router table. Ensure
it is always fitted for hand-held use.
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1. Mount the router securely into your router
table as detailed in your router table
instructions. Turn the table (with router
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fitted) upside down.
2. With a marker pen trace the scallop in the
base of the router onto the underneath of
your router table. Complete the tracing to
form a circle approximately 12.7mm (
diameter.
3. Remove the router and drill a pilot hole through the centre of
your circle. Using a 12.7mm (
WARNING: File off any rough burrs using a round file.
4. Refit the router and turn the router table right way up.
5. Fit the table winder handle (N) through the hole in the tabletop
and push it onto the routers winder mechanism.
WARNING: If necessary extend your hole using a round file.
6. Release the plunge lock lever and use the winder handle to set
your cut depth.
CALIBRATION MARKS:
Each line on the winder wheel represents 0.2mm (
depth increments. A full 360 degree turn is equal to a 2mm
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( / ") depth adjustment.
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7. Re-lock the plunge lock lever and commence your work.
BRUSH REPLACEMENT
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The carbon brushes (u) are a consumable item which should be inspected periodically
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and replaced when worn.
1.With the router disconnected from power,
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unscrew the Brush Caps (v) located on the front
and rear of the motor.
2.Remove the brushes by pulling carefully on the
protruding springs. Fig. 32.
3.If either of the brushes (u) is worn to less than
6mm ( 1 / 4 ") long, they must both be replaced
using genuine CMT replacement brushes -
available from Authorised CMT Repair Centres.
CMT will not be responsible for any damage
or injury caused by unauthorised repair of the
router or by mishandling of the tool.
TABLE WINDER
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2
1
/ ") bit drill your final access hole.
2
1 / ") cut
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