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OVERHEAD GUARD ASSEMBLY
(Fig. 19)
The overhead guard assembly (18) comes
preinstalled on the fence assembly. Some
routing applications will require you to remove
this guard.
1. Loosen and remove clamping knob (21) on
the top back of the fence assembly (C).
2. Remove the 1/4-20 x 2½" carriage bolt (48),
overhead guard (18), and spacer from
the fence assembly (C).
3. Reinstall the overhead guard assembly (18)
by following these steps in reverse.
Disconnect the router
from the power supply
before installing router into the table,
making adjustments, changing acces-
sories, removing the router from the table,
performing maintenance, or storing the
tool. Such precautionary safety measures
reduce the risk of unintentional tool operation.
INSERT RINGS (Fig. 20)
This router table includes three tabletop insert
rings with the following hole sizes:
(11A) 1¼" diameter, for use with bits up to
1
⁄
" diameter
1
8
(11B) 1
⁄
" diameter, for use with bits larger
7
8
than 1
⁄
" and up to 1¾" diameter
1
8
(11C) 2
⁄
" diameter, for use with bits larger
1
8
than 1¾" and up to 2" diameter
No insert ring is required for bits with
diameters between 2" and 2½".
in diameter. Bits larger than 2½" exceed
the clearance hole in the tabletop insert
rings. Bits larger than 2½" can contact insert
plate or insert ring, throwing fragments.
These three insert rings are supplied
individually and can be found in one of the
storage boxes. The insert ring should fit into
the tabletop hole completely. Use a fine file
or emery board to remove excess plastic or
rough edges that may cause the insert ring
to protrude above the table surface.
Do not alter insert ring or
insert plate bit hole.
Match the cutting diameter of the bit to the
inner diameter of the insert ring or insert
plate bit hole such that the difference is no
Router Table Setup
Do not use the router
table with bits over 2½"
FIG. 19
21
FIG. 20
1
2
less than 1/16" on a side. Insert rings are
meant to reduce the gap between the cutting
diameter of the bit and table so that
workpieces maintain full support of the table
while routing.
INSTALL TABLETOP
INSERT RINGS (Fig. 20)
1. Select the insert ring (11A–11C) that best
accommodates the router bit to be used.
2. Press the insert ring (11A–11C) into the
large hole in the plastic insert plate (2).
3. Press down evenly over the tabs until the
insert ring locks into place.
4. To remove, pull up gently until the tabs
disengage. When not in use, store insert
rings (11A–11C) in one of the tool boxes (9)
or a convenient place.
tabletop insert rings from the tabletop
unless the router is off and unplugged.
Such precautionary safety measures reduce
the risk of unintentional tool operation.
19
Spacer
C
Do not use, attempt to
change, or remove
18
48
11A
11B
11C
