Skil SRT1039 Guide D'utilisation page 24

Using Fence
The fence supports and guides the workpiece. To provide the best support during routing
operations, the fence faceplates should be as close to the bit as possible without contacting
the bit (typically, about 1/4" [6.3mm] away from the bit).
Moving the Fence Forward and Backward
(Fig.16)
1. Loosen the two fence assembly clamping
knobs.
2. Move the fence assembly forward or
backward along the slots to the desired
position.
3. Tighten the fence assembly clamping knobs.
NOTICE:
For deep cuts, make successive passes and
•
NEVER cut more than 1/8 inch (3mm) deep
with a single pass.
For wider cuts, make multiple cutting passes
•
by progressively moving the fence backward
until the desired width of cut is reached.
Sliding the In-feed and Out-feed Fence
Sideways (Fig. 17)
The in-feed fence and out-feed fence can each
slide sideways to extend the fence.
1. Loosen the four sideways clamping knobs.
2. Slide the faceplate of each fence to the
desired position.
3. Tighten the sideways clamping knobs.
WARNING
cannot come in contact with the router bit.
Failure to do so will result in damage to the
router table and can cause personal injury.
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Always make sure that
the fence and guard
Fig. 16
Fence Assembly
Clamping knobs
Fig. 17
Sideways Clamping Knobs
Out-feed
Fence
In-feed
Fence