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If your Skil Wood Router isn't working, there are a few things to check: * First, make sure the power cord is properly plugged into a working outlet. * Next, verify that the power switch is in the “ON” position. * Finally, if neither of those solutions works, the carbon brushes may be worn out. You can remove the brush caps and replace them with new ones.
Why is the surface not smooth after cutting with Skil RT1322-00 Wood Router?
If the surface of your workpiece isn't smooth after cutting with the Skil Wood Router, it could be due to a dull bit. Try changing to a sharp bit. Also, ensure that you are routing at an appropriate bit speed for the material you are working with; selecting the correct speed can significantly improve the smoothness of the cut.
What to do if the bit cannot be installed in Skil RT1322-00?
If you're having trouble installing a bit in your Skil Wood Router, the bit size may be inappropriate for the collet/nut. Use 1/4-in shaft bits with the 1/4-inch collet and 1/2-in shaft bits with the 1/2-inch collet.
General| Brand | Skil |
|---|---|
| Model | RT1322-00 |
| Category | Wood Router |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for safe work, electrical precautions, and cord safety.
Operator alertness, protective gear, preventing accidental starts, and tool care.
How to hold, operate, and secure the router and workpiece safely.
Guidance on selecting, installing, and using cutter bits and setting depth of cut.
Explains safety alert symbols and their severity levels for hazard recognition.
Visual guide and description of the router's main components and features.
Lists key technical data including power, speed, and collet capacities.
Procedures for selecting, installing, removing cutter bits, collets, and motor housing.
Detailed steps for setting and fine-tuning the cutting depth using fixed and plunge bases.
Explains the operation of the on/off switch, speed control, indicator lights, and other features.
Covers various routing methods like edge, internal, freehand, and using guides for precision.
Guidance on correct feed direction and rate, plus chip shield and dust collection usage.
Guidance on professional service, lubrication, and carbon brush replacement.
Safe methods for cleaning the router using compressed air and keeping vents clear.
Identifies typical problems like the router not working or poor cut quality and provides solutions.
Outlines the warranty period, what is covered, exclusions, and how to make a claim.
