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Inserting and replacing router bits
1. Hold the router firmly with both hands on the handles.
2. Pull the trigger to start the router.
3. Press the side button with your thumb while keeping the
trigger pressed. Now you can release both buttons. These
are locked and the router is in operation.
4. To stop the router, press the trigger until it is unlocked;
when this happens the side button will be released.
1. Take a comfortable and balanced body posture.
2. Take both handles and push down to allow the router to move down.
3. Turn the router on before touching the material with the router bit.
4. Gently release pressure from the handles and the springs will return the router to its
original position.
Dust extraction output (10)
1. It is advisable to use the dust extractor.
2. Use a commercial dust extractor or a vacuum to extract dust particles while the router
is in use.
3. Before inserting the router bit, remove the collet nut, install the dust extractor, tight it
with two screws and place the collet again.
4. Now the router bit can be placed on the collet.
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Drilling
1. Place the parallel guide (1) with the locking screws on the
working table.
2. Note that the two guide screws have a female thread at
the end.
3. Place the two guide screws in the holes of the parallel
guide.
4. Press with the locking screws and place the nuts at the
end of the guide screws.
5. Loose the three screws located at the base of the router
(15).
6. Insert the parallel guide (1) in the holes and tighten the
screws (15).
Router bits for routers
1. Router bits are available to cut different profiles in wood and materials similar to
wood. An example would be an ornamental profile in guide rods. These are some of the
router bits and figures that can be done:
Using instructions
of the electric router
Parallel guide
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