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General| Horsepower | 1.75 HP |
|---|---|
| Speed | 25, 000 RPM |
| Base Type | Fixed |
| Collet Size | 1/4 inch |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Cord Length | 6 ft |
Explains the meaning of safety alert symbols and warning levels (Danger, Warning, Caution).
Details the concept of double insulation and its safety implications for power tools.
Covers wearing proper apparel, safety glasses, and protecting lungs from dust.
Advises on proper handling, inspection, and use of power and extension cords.
Covers securing work, maintaining balance, and keeping hands clear of the router.
Prohibits operation under influence, with damaged parts, or in hazardous environments.
Warns about chemicals in dust from certain construction activities and how to reduce exposure.
Lists technical details like depth of cut, horsepower, and net weight.
Guides on inspecting the router after shipping and contacting for damaged parts.
Lists available accessories for the router sold at Sears retail stores.
Explains how to operate the power switch and the lock-on feature for continuous use.
Describes the function of the chip shield and the location for wrench storage.
Specifies the required power supply voltage and frequency for the router.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing router bits safely.
Explains how to use the spindle lock for securing the cutter.
Warns against using cutters with undersized shanks to prevent injury.
Guides on setting the depth indicator ring to zero before adjustment.
Details how to adjust the depth using the ring and indicates measurement increments.
Explains depth setting adjustments when the router is mounted to a table.
Offers advice for safe and effective routing operations.
Provides guidance on holding the router firmly and controlling cuts.
Describes methods for freehand routing, including lettering and patterns.
Explains how feed rate affects cut quality and tool performance.
Differentiates between correct feed rates and the negative effects of force feeding.
Discusses how too fast or too slow feed rates impact cut quality and tool control.
Advises on recommended maximum depth of cut per pass to ensure quality.
Explains the need for multiple passes to achieve deeper cuts safely.
Details how to direct feed and thrust to counteract kickback.
Guides on starting and ending internal cuts safely.
Explains using pilot bits for shaping straight or curved edges.
Details how to center bits with guide bushings for precise routing.
Covers use of replacement parts, cleaning plastic, and material limitations.
States that bearings are pre-lubricated for the life of the unit.
Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining router bits and the collet.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the router's power switch.
Details the process for replacing the router's work light bulb.
Illustrates the router's parts with numbered labels for identification.
Provides a comprehensive list of router parts with part numbers and quantities.
