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EDGE
CUTTING
WiTH NONPILOTED
ROUTER
BiTS (FIGS.
29 AND 30)
A WARNING
I
Disconnect
the router
from the
AlL
I power supply
before
making
adjustments
or changing
accessories.
Such
precautionary
safety measures
reduce the risk of
unintentional
tool operation.
NOTE: if the jointing
shim is installed,
remove it before
proceeding.
When using NONPILOTED
router bits, the fence is used
to set the depth of cut. For deep cuts, do not try to cut
the total depth all in one pass. Repeat the cut, taking
multiple
smaller cuts.
1. Install the desired bit in the router.
2. Follow the instructions on page 28 to set the desired
depth of cut and height of cut (Fig. 29). Make sure that
the fence and router are SECURELY
in place.
3. Position
both fence facings
so that they clear the bit
by 1/4 in.
4. Tighten the four clamping
knobs holding the fence
facings
in place.
5. Position
the featherboards,
if desired.
See ROUTING
USING FEATHERBOARDS
on page 27.
6. Remove the board from the table and make sure that
the guard is in place.
NOTE: When making adjustments,
use a piece of
scrap wood to make trial cuts before making the cut
with the actual workpiece.
7. Make sure that both the router and switch box are
OFF; then plug the router into the switch
box.
8. While firmly holding a piece of scrap wood against the
fence and down against the router table, feed a piece
of scrap wood toward the bit in the direction
shown
by the arrow in Fig. 30.
9. Using the switch
box, turn the router OFF. if any
adjustments
are needed, unplug the power cord
and repeat steps 2-8 until all adjustments
are correct.
Once you are satisfied
with all settings,
make the
cut with the actual workpiece.
Fig. 29
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Depth of cut
Guard
not shown
for clarity
Fig. 30
Fence
Router bit
I
eight
of cut
Workpiece
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