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Adjusting the Offset Base Roller/
Bushing Guide
(Fig. 14)
Whether making straight or bevel cuts, the
width of material removed is determined by
the distance between the front of the router
bit's cutter and the front of the roller/bush-
ing.
Adjust the front of the roller/bushing as fol-
lows:
1. Using a screwdriver, loosen the Clamp-
ing Screw 57 underneath the Offset
Base Roller/Bushing Guide 54.
2. Rotate the Knurled Knob 56 to move
the roller/bushing in or out to create
the amount of cutter exposure needed
to trim the workpiece flush with the
guiding surface or to create the desired
bevel
.
3. Be sure the bit clears the top of the
Offset Base Roller/Bushing Guide 54 by
at least 1/8" (3 mm) to avoid damage.
4. Retighten the Clamping Screw 57.
5. Make a trial cut to check the setting and
readjust as necessary, see section "Off-
set Base Roller/Bushing Guide (optional
accessory)" on page 34.
Fig. 14
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Assembly
56
57
54
Tilt Base (PR005)
The tilt base is used for the following pur-
poses:
• Trimming laminated edges at the point
that they reach adjacent vertical surface,
such as a kitchen counter's backsplash.
• Trimming special angles.
• Making bevel cuts. One method of
obtaining a consistent bevel cut is to
securely clamp a board or other straight-
edge to the work surface and guide the
edge of the router subbase along this
path.
Installing the Palm Router to the
Tilt Base
(Fig. 1, Fig. 15)
The Tilt Base and Offset Base install simi-
larly to the Palm Router.
1. Open the Clamping Lever 16
2. Align the double arrow on the Palm
Router 1 to the double arrow on the Tilt
Base 31
.
3. Slide the Palm Router 1 into the Tilt
Base 31. Slightly rotate the Palm Router
1 clockwise.
4. Slide the Palm Router 1 into the base as
far as it will go.
— Note: You are in the rough depth adjust-
ment setting. Move the Palm Router
1 up or down until the approximate
Fig. 15
12
.
13
1
5
31
16
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