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Precautions related to electrical hazards and proper tool connection.
Guidelines for operator alertness, common sense, and personal protective equipment.
Procedures for safely installing and removing router bits using the collet and spindle lock.
How to adjust and set the cutting depth for the fixed base router.
How to adjust cutting depth using the plunge base and adjustment bar features.
Explanation of how to use the variable speed dial to control router speed and power.
Guidance on routing techniques, including using straight edges as guides.
Techniques and safety precautions for performing freehand routing operations.
How to use bits with pilots for shaping workpiece edges and guides.
Understanding feed direction and thrust for safe and effective routing.
Factors determining the correct feed rate for optimal cutting results.
Symptoms and consequences of feeding the router too quickly, affecting cut quality.
Symptoms and consequences of feeding the router too slowly, leading to poor cuts.
The importance of depth of cut and recommendations for safe cutting practices.
Precautions related to electrical hazards and proper tool connection.
Guidelines for operator alertness, common sense, and personal protective equipment.
Procedures for safely installing and removing router bits using the collet and spindle lock.
How to adjust and set the cutting depth for the fixed base router.
How to adjust cutting depth using the plunge base and adjustment bar features.
Explanation of how to use the variable speed dial to control router speed and power.
Guidance on routing techniques, including using straight edges as guides.
Techniques and safety precautions for performing freehand routing operations.
How to use bits with pilots for shaping workpiece edges and guides.
Understanding feed direction and thrust for safe and effective routing.
Factors determining the correct feed rate for optimal cutting results.
Symptoms and consequences of feeding the router too quickly, affecting cut quality.
Symptoms and consequences of feeding the router too slowly, leading to poor cuts.
The importance of depth of cut and recommendations for safe cutting practices.
General| Base Type | Fixed and Plunge Base |
|---|---|
| Soft Start | Yes |
| Variable Speed | Yes |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Motor Type | Brushed |
| Collet Size | 1/4 inch |
| Amperage | 12 A |
| Cord Length | 8 ft |
