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10 LOWERTHE
GUARD.
1!. With the workpiece away from the bit, TURN
THE ROUTER ON.
12. While firmly holding the workpiece down
against the router table, gradually and slowly
feed the workpiece toward the bit until it
contacts the pilot.
13. While firmly holding the workpiece against the
pilot and down against the router table, feed the
workpiece through the bit in the direction shown
by the ARROW in Figure 43.
14. For deep cuts, do not try to cut the total depth all
in one pass. Repeat the cut taking smaller cuts.
Figure 43
Workpiece
GROOVING,
FLUTING,
AND VEINING
1.
Make sure that lower left fence lines up with the
lower right fence. (The identifying grooves on the
lower left side fence will face toward the back of
the upper fence, as shown in Figure 44.)
If they do not, loosen the fence clamping knobs
on the left side and remove the lower left fence
from the upper fence. Re-assemble it to the
upper fence so that the identifying grooves face
toward the back of the upper fence, as shown.
2.
Install the desired bit in the router.
The bit must be of the point-cutting or
end-cutting type. Do NOT use any other
type of bit.
3.
Position both lower fences from SIDE-TO-SIDE
so that they clear the bit by 1/4".
4.
Tighten the four clamping knobs holding the
fences in place.
5.
Adjust the fence inward or outward to obtain the
proper location-of-cut, as shown in Figure 45.
6.
Tighten the fence clamping knobs.
7.
Adjust the height of the bit to obtain the desired
height-of-cut. (Adjustment is made with the
router.) See Figure 45.
8.
If you are using the feather boards, adjust them
as described in the section, ROUTING USING
THE FEATHER BOARDS.
9.
LOWER THE GUARD.
10. With the workpiece away from the cutter, TURN
THE ROUTER ON.
Figure
44
NO Identifying
_,_
grooves
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lowerfence
Figure 45
Location of cu
End cutting
router bit
Height
cut
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