Instructions for, Stile and Rail Sets | Grizzly C1393-96 instruction

INSTRUCTIONS FOR

C1393-96, C1651

STILE AND RAIL SETS

Introduction

Deluxe carbide-tipped Stile and Rail bits in a num- ber of classic and contemporary styles, offer excel- lent performance for the serious woodworker or cabinetmaker working with stile and rail materials, ranging from 3⁄4" to 7⁄8" widths. Two-piece router bit sets enable you to increase productivity by keeping two routers pre-adjusted.

•Failure to follow these guidelines will result in serious personal injury.

•ALWAYS WEAR ANSI APPROVED EYE AND EAR PROTECTION when using this bit.

•Always use a router table when using these bits, Never attempt to use a hand-held router.

•Never feed lumber with the rotation of the cutter.

•Follow the safety guidelines set forth by the manufacturer of the router and router table.

Stile and Rail Set

These router bits have sharp edges. Use care while removing the waxy protective coating. Never turn on the router with the protective coating still on the bit.

Although these bits can be used hand-held with proper jigs and fixtures, we recommend using them in a router table, such as the Rebel® Router Table by Woodstock International.

To get the most from these carbide-tipped stile and rail bits:

1.For maximum efficiency, secure each bit in a router and plan all of your cuts to minimize bit changes (or keep each bit in a separate rout- er).

2.Adjust the router and

bit in your router			FENCE
table,	so	the
bit offers		a
full profile in
addition to
about 1⁄8" of
indentation
on the front
edge	of	the

material. You will be milling your
material back side up, so the indentation
will be at table level. (See the illustration to the	-1-
right.)	-1-

•Unplug router before installing or adjusting cutter.

•Keep all guards and anti-kickback devices in place.

•Double check bit to insure it is tight and secure in router.

•Always inspect lumber and other wood materials for cracks, knots, or other imperfections that could cause lumber to kick or shatter while mill- ing.

3.Once the bit is properly adjusted and tightened in place, use a length of surplus material that is the same thickness as your workpiece for a test cut. If you are satisfied with your results, continue with your project material.engagement to ensure an equal depth of cut.