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No Load Speed | 8, 000 - 24, 000 RPM |
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Dust Collection | Yes |
Spindle Lock | Yes |
Soft Start | Yes |
Electronic Speed Control | Yes |
Power | 120 V |
No-load Speed | 8, 000 - 24, 000 RPM |
Horsepower | 2-1/4 HP (Maximum Motor Output) |
Collet Size | 1/4", 1/2" |
Guidelines for a clean, well-lit environment and personal protective measures.
Proper use, storage, and cord care to prevent accidents.
Importance of securing work and maintaining balance while operating.
Regular inspection of tools, cords, and parts for safe operation.
Using specified accessories and ensuring proper housing and vent conditions.
Staying alert, checking for damage, and careful handling of the tool.
Guidelines for authorized servicing, using identical replacement parts.
Selecting appropriate extension cords and proper polarized plug usage.
Details on the double insulation system for enhanced electrical safety.
Advice on single-hand operation and handling hot bits safely.
Illustrated component list and detailed technical specifications.
Caution against using non-recommended accessories for safety.
Lists standard accessories provided for M12V/M12SA and M8V/M8 models.
Details on optional accessories sold separately for M12V/M12SA.
Information on optional accessories for M8V and M8 models.
Explanation of template guides, adaptors, and dimensional considerations.
Describes woodworking tasks such as grooving, beveling, and engraving.
Ensuring correct power source, switch position, and extension cord.
Instructions on adjusting the handle angle for comfortable operation.
Steps to set stopper block and align stopper pole to zero depth.
Lowering unit until bit touches material and locking the lever.
Using knob and wing bolts to adjust and secure the desired cutting depth.
Using nuts on threaded column to fine-tune or secure cutting depth.
Attaching and using the straight guide for edge cutting.
Attaching and using the parallel guide for edge cutting on M8V/M8.
Explanation of template guides, adaptors, and dimensional considerations.
Using the electronic control system and dial for variable speed settings.
Steps for starting the router and optimal feed direction for cutting.
Instructions for mounting and using trimmer guides for chamfering and trimming.
Using the feed screw for fine adjustments with guides.
Purpose of dust collector and scale for metric depth settings.
Adjusting the lock lever and applying oil for smooth operation.
Checking screws and inspecting carbon brushes for wear.
Detailed list of router components with part numbers.
Continued list of router components with part numbers.
List of associated accessories and tools with their part numbers.