Dust Chute; Table Winder Handle - Triton TGA150 Instructions D'utilisation Et Consignes De Sécurité

Porter Cable Guide Bush
• To fit a Porter Cable guide bush:
1. Loosen the M4 Screws (7) and remove the Alignment
Bush (9) from the Guide Plate (6 or 8)
2. Fit the Porter Cable guide bush into the recessed side
of the Alignment Bush (9)
3. Fit this assembly to the Guide Plate (6 or 8)
Table-Mounted Use
• The Table Spacer (3) is required when template routing
on a router table
1. Remove the insert ring from your router table
2. Remove the M4 Screws (7) and Alignment Bush (9)
from the Guide Plate (6 or 8) and sit the Table Spacer
(3), recessed side up, into the centre of the Guide Plate
3. Align the screw holes, then fit the screws and the
Guide Bush (A – G) required

DUST CHUTE

Removing the Guide Plate
1. The Dust Chute (5) can be fitted directly to the
baseplate of the router if using
a bearing guided cutter, or
onto the extended baseplate
(when fitted), for chip extraction
beneath the cut
2. Remove any two of the screws
on the base of the router,
depending on where you want to
locate the dust chute
NOTE: Keep these screws in a
safe place as they will need to
be re-fitted when the dust chute
is not in use
3. Position the dust chute onto the
base, with its slots aligned with
the screw holes. Loosely fit the
through the slots

TABLE WINDER HANDLE

Assembly
1. Mount the router securely into
your router table as detailed in
your router table instructions.
GB
Turn the table (with router fitted)
upside down
2. With a marker pen trace the
scallop in the base of the router
onto the underneath of your router table. Complete the
tracing to form a circle approximately
3. Remove the router and drill a pilot hole through the
centre of the circle
Template Guide Bushes / Dust Chute / Table Winder Handle
6
⁄ " Phillips Screws (1),
5
8
⁄ " diameter
1
2
• Even when not using the template guides, the Guide
Plate (6 or 8) can remain fitted to the router for the
majority of cuts, whether using the router hand-held or
table-mounted
• However, if using cutters with a diameter greater than
50mm (2"), the Guide Plate (6 or 8) will need to be
removed
Maintenance
• Regularly check that the M4 Screws (7) are tightened
firmly
• When not using a guide bush, consider removing the
M4 Screws (7) and Alignment Bush (9) for safe storage
4. Slide the dust chute toward the
cutter to best enclose the cut
zone. Ensure that its positioning
still allows you to achieve your
desired cut. Tighten the screws
5. Attach the 38mm O.D. hose to
the dust chute by screwing it on
anti-clockwise
Extended Baseplate
• When using the extended baseplate:
1. Remove the two Phillips screws and then fit the
extended baseplate to the router
2. Then fit the dust chute via the holes in the baseplate,
using the 1" Phillips Screws (2)
4. Using a ⁄ " bit drill your final
1
2
access hole, then file off any
rough burrs using a round file
5. Refit the router and turn the
router table right way up
6. Fit the Table Winder Handle (4)
through the hole in the tabletop.
If necessary, extend the hole
using a round file
7. Push the long shank of the
handle down to engage the
router's winder mechanism