Available Accessories
ALEPSH-5 Aluminum Extension Plate (for use with 12" Router Table Insert Plates)
RTT01
1" x 24" x 32" Router Table Top (Includes BF3800, and AT32)
BF3510 Vertical/ Horizontal Featherboard
BF3800
Router Table Insert Plate (with recessed insert collars & guide pin)
AT32 32" Aluminum T-Track
AT36 36" Aluminum T-Track
FT2000EP
3-1/4 HP Variable Speed Plunge Router with Edge Guide
WARNING
FAILURE TO HEED THESE WARNINGS COULD LEAD
TO SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH.
· Always wear eye protection complying with current ANSI standard Z87.1.
· Always set table legs on level ground or floor surface.
· Before each use check that router table, router fence, router and router bit are free
from damage.
· Do not use if damage is noticed or suspected.
· Do not use a router that exceeds 3 1/2 HP with this router table fence.
· Keep guards in place. Do not use if guards are damaged or have been removed.
· Read and obey all warnings and instructions contained in router's owner's manual. If you do
not have the owner's manual, obtain one from the manufacturer before using
· Before each use check that router bit is sharp. Never use a router bit that is dull.
· Keep body and clothing clear of spinning bit.
· Before each use ensure that at least 80% of the router bit shank is inserted in the collet of the
router. Do not, however, ''bottom-out'' the bit in the collet. The end of the bit shank should be
about 1/8 inch from the bottom of the collet.
· Before each use ensure that the collet of the router has been tightened.
· Use router fence whenever possible.
· Use multiple passes when removing large quantities of material.
· Never use a router bit on a router that will exceed maximum recommended RPM of bit.
Please keep these warnings and instructions in
a safe place for future reference.
Maximum Recommended Router
Speeds for Freud Router Bits
Bit Diam. Max. Speed
1¨ or moins 24 000 rev./min.
1-1/16¨ to 2¨ 18 000 rev./min.
2-1/16¨ to 3¨ 16 000 rev./min.
3-1/16¨ to 3-1/2¨ 12 000 rev./min.
WARNING :
Some dust created by power sanding, sawing,
grinding, drilling, and other construction or
woodworking activities contains chemicals known
to cause cancer, birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
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