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Details the first factor of fair use: purpose and character of use.
Explains the second factor of fair use: the nature of the copyrighted work.
Covers the third factor of fair use: amount and substantiality of the portion used.
Outlines the fourth factor of fair use: effect on the potential market.
Introduces the router/shaper, its uses for wood, plastic, and metals, and its versatility.
Advises users to read the manual thoroughly before operating for proper technique.
Explains Rockwell's agreement to repair or replace defective parts and the claim process.
Specifies exclusions like misuse and limitations of other implied warranties.
Recommends reading the manual and seeking advice from qualified personnel.
Covers wearing safety glasses, removing jewelry, and rolling up sleeves.
Details safe practices for wiring, adjustments, cutter handling, and operation.
Emphasizes the critical importance of securely anchoring the machine to the floor.
Covers motor voltage compatibility, circuit protection, and grounding requirements for safe operation.
Details the motor overload reset function and the on-off switch operation and safety.
Lists essential accessories for router use: bit adapter and guide pins.
Lists essential accessories for shaper use: spindle and starting pin.
Explains vertical and horizontal adjustments for the motor/spindle assembly.
Details using the foot treadle for table raising and setting table stops.
Details fence adjustment, alignment, and setup for routing operations.
Covers spindle setup, router bit installation, and correct feed direction for routing.
Details tightening the chuck and assembling the fence for routing.
Illustrates various routing operations like plowing, V-groove, bead, and rabbeting.
Explains threading guide pins, selecting sizes, and positioning them in the table.
Describes attaching the template to the workpiece and placing it over the guide pin.
Details feeding direction and passes for achieving sharp edge definition.
Covers disconnecting power, removing the assembly, and inserting the shaper spindle.
Details placing shaper cutters and collars onto the spindle and tightening.
Explains adjusting cutter height and feeding right-to-left against cutting action.
Describes straight fence alignment for average work where the cutter doesn't remove the entire edge.
Details adjusting the rear fence for operations like jointing or full bead work.
Illustrates tongue and groove work and groove cutting with hold downs.
Outlines essential rules: smooth collars, smooth work edge, and heavy work proportion.
Explains the effects and advantages of using collars in different positions relative to the cutter.
Details placing the tapered starting pin into one of the table's tapered holes.
Explains using the pin for initial support and then feeding against the collar.
Describes how to adjust the table gib to eliminate play between mating surfaces.
Covers checking brush wear, identifying replacement needs, and inspection intervals.
Recommends using authorized service centers for motor and spindle assembly repairs.
Details removing the plate, inspecting the coupling/spider, and reassembly steps.
Provides a chart for selecting appropriate extension cord sizes based on amperes and length.
Presents the electrical wiring diagram for both 115V and 230V machine configurations.
Describes the Auto-Set Miter Gage and Spring Hold Downs accessories.
Lists various 3-lip shaper cutters, straight cutters, and collar sets available.
Details different router bits, including straight, corner, cove, and panel types.
Lists weather strip cutters, slotting cutters, flush trimming bits, and related accessories.
An exploded view diagram identifying components of the motor and spindle assembly.
Lists replacement parts for the motor housing, brushes, spindle, and related components.
Lists replacement parts for switches, table components, fence parts, and covers.
An exploded view diagram identifying components of the table and base assembly.
Lists replacement parts for the shaper fence, table inserts, locking handles, and raising mechanisms.
Lists replacement parts for the lower base, foot treadle, springs, and retaining rings.
Lists various screws, nuts, washers, pins, and other small hardware replacement parts.
Lists replacement parts for table stop brackets, gib screws, and bracket assemblies.
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