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5_ When cut is completed, turn router motor "Off" arid let cutting bit come to a

complete stop before removing it from the work p!ece.

6.Unplug router from power source, place router upside down on worktable,

and inspect finished cut in work piece,i

_k WARNING: Always		securely clamp your			work	piece and keep a firm grip
on the router	base with	BOTH	HANDS at	all	times.! Failure		to do so could
result in loss	of control	causing	possible	serious		_ersonal	injury.

A_ WARNING: Removing cutting bit from work pie_ce while it is still rotat-

ing could damage work piece and result in loss of icontrol, causing serious

personal	injury.	!
N	.....	i .

OTE: Making test cuts m scrap materml that =s si_ndar to your work piece is

essential. Learning how the router's speed, depth._of-cut and cutting bit will react in the work piece will help you produce quali_ cuts.

INTERNAL ROUTING (Figs. 13, 13a, 13b)

1.With depth-of-cut set, tilt

router	and	place	on work	Fig.!3	i
piece	with	leading	edge	of
sub-base contacting work
piece	first	(Fig.13).			[

,Turn router motor "On" and Fig. 13a let motor build up to its full

speed, being careful not to let cutting bit contact work piece,,

Fig. 13b

3_ To begin your cut, gradually feed the cutting bit into the work piece until the sub-

base is level with the workFeed Direction piece (see Fig 13a, 13b).

4.When cut is completed, turn motor "Off" and let c[Jtting bit come to a com- plete stop before removing it from the work piece.

5_ Unplug router from power source, place router upside down on worktable, and inspect finished cut in work piece.

AkWARNING: Removing				4
	cutting	bit from	work	pierce while	it is still	rotat-
ing could damage work	piece and	result	in loss	of control,	causing	serious
personal injury.				_i

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