BM 2610943371
ROUTER DUST COLLECTION
Your router is equipped with a dust extraction hood for use when routing is done in the middle of the workpiece, such as when creating slots or routing patterns for inlays. If you have a shop vacuum system, you can attach the dust extraction hood for improved visibility, accuracy and utility, particularly in freehand routing.
To attach, position as shown and secure adapter to base with the thumbscrews provided (Fig. 5).
The dust extraction hood can also be installed with the hose outlet facing the front of the tool. If the templet guide adapter is installed, it will need to be reversed or removed to allow the release lever to fit under the dust hood.
The dust extraction hood itself is sized to accept 35mm vacuum hoses. Also included is an adapter that will connect the hood to
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M4 THUMB | DUST |
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Also available as an optional accessory is a special dust collection for edge forming. Do not use both hoods at the same time.
INSTALLING TEMPLET GUIDE ADAPTER | TEMPLET |
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Place templet guide adapter over the holes in | GUIDE |
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the center of the | RELEASE |
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threaded holes in the bottom of adapter with | LEVER |
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the countersunk holes in |
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adapter with the screws provided. Note that |
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the adapter is reversible, so the release lever |
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may be positioned as desired (Fig. 6). |
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TEMPLET
GUIDE
ADAPTER
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Operating Instructions
Bosch plunge routers are designed for speed, | FIG. 7 |
accuracy and convenience in performing |
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cabinet work, routing, fluting, beading, cove- |
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cutting, dovetails, etc. This will enable you to |
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accomplish inlay work, decorative edges and |
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many types of special carving. |
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PLUNGING ACTION |
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The plunge feature simplifies depth |
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adjustments and will allow the cutting bit to |
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easily and accurately enter the workpiece. To |
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lower, push plunge lock lever to the left, apply |
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downward pressure until you reach desired |
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depth, and release pressure on lever to lock |
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(Fig. 7). The plunge lock lever is spring loaded |
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and returns automatically to the locked |
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position. To raise the router, push plunge lock |
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lever to the left, release pressure on router and |
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the router will automatically retract the bit from |
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the workpiece. It is advisable to retract the bit |
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whenever it is not engaged in workpiece. |
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PLUNGE
LOCK LEVER