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Page 104 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

21. ROUTER, EDGE TABLE (Horizontal Router Table MLCS #9767)

Much safer and more accurate than standing wide stock on edge.

Quickly and easily make mortise & tenon joinery, raised panels with vertical raised panel bits, moldings

and picture frames.

21.1. Safety Precautions

a. INSPECT router bits for damage prior to use.

b. LARGER BITS run at slower speeds and require more HP.

c. NEVER touch router bits after use, as they may be extremely

hot.

d. MAKE all adjustments with the router power switch in the OFF

position, bit stopped and router unplugged.

e. DO NOT bottom out the bit in the collet or partially insert the

bit. Instead, completely insert the bit, then back off

approximately 3/8” to 1/2“ and tighten collar securely.

f. NEVER start the router with the bit in contact with the stock.

g. KEEP workpiece against the fence or bit collar during cutting operation.

h. USE FEATHERBOARDS to support the workpiece against the router table.

i. DO NOT force workpiece into router bit.

j. KEEP hands and fingers 2” from bit.

k. ALWAYS feed material from the right side of the bit to the left side of the bit for cutting the

outside edge of a workpiece.

l. ALL BITS in the Woodshop will require three to five passes dependent upon the type and size of

the bit. Raise bit in 1/8” increments.

m. TAKE LIGHT CUTS. Heavy cuts invite kickback. If necessary, move the fence closer to the bit or

switch to a larger guide bearing.

n. AVOID SHAPING SMALL STOCK: Instead, shape a larger piece and reduce it in size afterwards. If

you must shape a small piece, build an appropriate jig or secure the work within the jaws of a

wooden hand screw clamp.

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