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reduce the risk of starting the tool accidentally, which may result in personal injury.
Router Bits
that match the installed collet. Using a
router bit that has a smaller shank could
cause the bit to come loose during operation
and become a projectile.
higher than their maximum rated speed.
Router bits running faster than their rated
speed can break and fly apart.
Selecting Router Bits
This tool is designed for a wide variety of
routing applications that use 1/4" shank
bits. These include woodworking applica-
tions such as edge forming, grooving, and
sign making. This router is also ideal for
trimming laminates, phenolics, and other
materials that have been bonded to a sub-
strate typically with an overhang of the
substrate by about 1/8 in (3 mm). A wide
assortment of router bits with different pro-
files are available as accessories. Only use
good quality bits.
Note: Though the router bit may be installed
and removed from the palm router while it is
installed in a base, it is recommend that the
palm router is removed from the base before
installing a bit. See the corresponding sec-
tion for the selected base in use on how to
separate the palm router from the base.
Installing/Removing a Router Bit
(Fig. 4, Fig. 5)
Using cutter larger than 1-1/2" may result in
personal injury.
Do not tighten collet with-
out a bit. Tightening collet
without a bit inserted may cause damage to
the tool.
Before attaching selected Router Bit 58, en-
sure that the spindle, collet, collet nut, and
bit shank are clean. The bit shank must be
Disconnect battery pack from tool before assembly, adjustments, trou-
bleshooting or changing accessories. Such preventive safety measures
Use only router bits that
have
shank
diameters
Never
operate
bits at speeds that are
Do not use Cutter diam-
eter larger than 1-1/2".
Assembly
straight, undamaged, and an appropriate
size in relation to the collet.
1. Slide the Spindle Lock Lever 19 to the
locked position
Collet Nut 7.
Note: It may be necessary to rotate the
Collet Nut 7 to engage spindle lock.
2. Use the Collet Nut Wrench 52 to loosen
router
the Collet Nut 7 in a counter-clockwise
direction
3. If necessary, remove the installed router
bit.
Fig. 4
19
7
6
Fig. 5
19
7
to prevent rotation of
.
58
52
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