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Reducing ring
Unlock
E
A
Precision Insert Plate Installation
Lock
Wrench
B
D
C
2.
To install a reducing ring, simply drop it into the insert-plate opening and turn
it by hand until it drops flush with the plate surface. Insert the pegs at the ends of
the arms of the ring wrench into the mating holes in the reducing ring and rotate
the ring counterclockwise [ Drawing N ] . Rotation of about ⅜" is sufficient to lock
the ring in place. To remove the ring, turn the wrench clockwise and lift the ring
out of the opening.
ATTENTION!
The Kreg Precision Insert Plate includes three Level-Lock
reducing rings for flexibility in matching the size of the insert-plate opening to
the diameter of the router bit in use. The ring with the rabbeted opening accepts
standard universal-style guide bushings, allowing you to use your router table
for pattern routing. A set of four additional reducing rings plus a blank disk for
making a zero-clearance ring is available from your Kreg dealer.
General Routing
(A) Use the insert-plate reducing ring with the smallest opening that allows the
bit to pass through it. (B) Position the fence faces as close as possible to the
bit. Turn the bit by hand to check for interference. Firmly tighten the fence-face
T-knobs before routing. (C) Position the bit guard over the router bit and as close
to the workpiece surface as possible. (D) Feed the workpiece against (not with)
the (E) bit rotation.
Starting Pin
To use the starting pin, begin with your workpiece touching the pin, but not
in contact with the router bit. Slowly pivot the workpiece into the bit until the
workpiece makes contact with the bit guide bearing. Always feed the workpiece
so the router bit rotates against (not with) the feed direction. With the workpiece in
solid contact with the guide bearing, ease the workpiece off of the starting pin and
feed the workpiece along the guide bearing.
WARNING!
Use the starting pin when routing along curved edges and only
with router bits that have a guide bearing. When routing against straight edges,
always use the fence.
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