Black & Decker 3335 User Manual

Provides guidance on proper grounding to prevent electric shock from the tool.

Details on selecting and using appropriate extension cords for safe operation.

Details the four key features of the electronic motor control system for enhanced performance.

Describes the sub-base design for improved visibility and template guide use.

Explains the special coating for increased bit holding power and proper tightening.

Instructions on how to safely insert and secure router bits using provided wrenches.

Details the process for precise depth adjustments using the adjusting ring and datum line.

How to lock the motor in position in the base using the locking lever.

Explains the use of a nylon set screw to prevent the adjusting ring from rotating.

Location and operation of the on/off switch and probe function.

Procedure to realign the sub-base with the motor for accurate template routing.

Details on High-Speed Steel and Carbide-Tipped straight bits for various routing tasks.

Information on two-flute bits for balanced cutting and uniformity.

Describes stagger tooth bits for balance and chip clearance.

Overview of various grooving bits including hinge mortising, veining, and core box.

Details on rabbeting bits for smooth, fast rabbeting and step cutting.

Information on chamfering bits for edge cuts and mitered panel joints.

Covers cove, corner rounding, beading, ogee, and roman ogee bits for decorative work.

Details on solid carbide bits for flush trimming and bevel trimming laminated plastics.

Information on down spiral and up spiral bits for aluminum trimming.

Description of panel pilot bits for cutting exact openings.

Details on two-wing and three-wing slotting cutters for strip applications.

Information on solid carbide trimming saw assembly.

Lists carbide-tipped bevel and flush trimming cutters.