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4. NOTE: For more convenience when making miter cuts, the Upper Fence (16C)
may be moved to its furthest position away from the router bit. (See Figure T.)
UPPER FENCE (16C)
MITER GAUGE
(27C)
FENCE
LOCK
KNOB
(8C)
MITER GAUGE
CHANNEL
MAIN TABLE (20B)
FIGURE T
To Adjust The Upper Fence:
1. The Upper Fence (16C) can be adjusted according to the size of the workpiece
and the application being performed. To do so, loosen the four Fence Adjusting
Knobs (13C). (See Figure T.)
2. Slide the Upper Fence (16C) forward or backward to the desired position.
Use the gauge on the Main Table (20B) to determine the distance from the Upper
Fence to the center of the router bit. Then, retighten the four Fence Adjusting
Knobs (13C). (See Figure T.)
To Adjust The Speed (RPM):
1. NOTE: Using the correct speed for the job increases the life of the router bit and
can also affect the surface finish on the workpiece being cut. The Router Table
features a Variable Speed Adjustment (28B) and may be adjusted from approxi-
mately 8,400 RPM to 27,800 RPM (no load). (See Figure U, next page.)
2. The Dial of the Variable Speed Adjustment (28B) is numbered from 1 to 6, with 1
being the
slowest
speed and 6 being the
fastest
speed. It is recommended to
determine the optimum speed by making a trial cut in a scrap piece of wood.
(See Figure U.)
3. IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to adjust the speed while the Router Table is
running. Turn off the machine, and allow it to come to a complete stop
before
adjusting the speed. (See Figure U.)
FENCE ADJUSTING
KNOB
(13C)