Hitachi M 12V - Guiding the Router

(7)
As shown
in Fig. 9
(a),
loosening the two nuts
on the
threaded
column and moving
them
down will allow
you
to
move
down to the end position of the
bit
when
the lock lever
was
loosened.
This is helpful when
moving the
router
to align the
bit
with the cutting
position.
As shown
in
Fig. 9 (b), tighten the upper
and lower
nuts
to secure the
cutting
depth.
(8)
When
you
are not
using the scale to set the cutting
depth,
push up the stopper pole
so
that it
is
not in
the
2.
Guiding the Router
Fig.
12
(1)
Straight
Guide
(Model M12V. M12SA)
:
Use the straight guide
for
chamfering and groove
cutting along the materials side.
First of all,
as
shown in Fig.
10,
attach the two
wing
bolts
(A)
(M6
x
15)
and
the two lock springs
{both standard
accessories) to
the
screw
holes on the top side
of
the
base.
Use the feed
screw and the
wing bolt(C)M6x1
0
0
to
attach
the bar
holder
to
the
straight
guide.
Insert
the guide bar in the hole
on the
base.
Attach and
tighten the two wing bolts (A)
{M6
X
15)
in the
approximate
position. Use feed
screw to
make
minute
adjustments
of the
measurements
from the
bit
to the
guide plane. Tighten wing
bolt
(C)
M6x10
and secure
straight
guide.
As
shown
in
Fig.
12,
securely attach
the bottom of
the base to the
processed
surface
of the materials.
Feed the
router
while
keeping the
guide
plane on
the
surface of the
materials.
(2)
Parallel
Guide (Model
M8V, M8) :
Use the parallel guide
for
chamfering
and groove
cutting along the
materials
side. First of all,
as
shown in Fig
.1
1
, attach the two wing bolts(A)
(M6X
1
5)
and
the
two lock springs
to the
screw
holes on
the
top
side
of the base. Insert the
guide
bar
in
the
hole
on the base and adjust the distance
from
the bit
to the guide plane. Tighten
the two
wing bolts
(A)
(M6X15)
to secure the
parallel
guide.
As
shown in
Fig
.1
2 ,
securely attach the bottom of the
base to the
processed
surface of
the
materials.
Feed
the
router while keeping the guide plane on
the
surface
of the
materials.
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