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Fig. 29
18
16
5
Setting Depth of Cut for Plunge
Base (PR011)
(Fig. 30)
1. To lower, push down the Plunge Lock
Lever 36
, apply downward pressure
using the Plunge Base Grips 35 until
you reach desired depth
Plunge Lock Lever 36. The Plunge Lock
Lever 36 is spring loaded and returns
automatically to the locked position.
2. To raise the router, push down the
Plunge Lock Lever 36, release pressure
on the Plunge Base Grips 35 and the
Palm Router 1 will automatically retract
the bit from the workpiece. It is advis-
able to retract the bit whenever it is not
engaged in work piece.
Fig. 30
35
Operation
1
13
17
, then release
36
35
Using the Rod and Turret for
Plunge Base
(Fig. 30, Fig. 31)
The depth rod and the depth stop turret are
used to control cutting depth as follows:
1. With the bit installed, push down the
Plunge Lock Lever 36 and apply down-
ward pressure using the Plunge Base
Grips 35 until the tip of the router bit
just contacts the level surface the router
is sitting on, then release the Plunge
Lock Lever 36. This is the "zero" posi-
tion, from which further depth adjust-
ments can be accurately made.
2. Rotate the Depth Stop Turret 39 until
the desired step is aligned with the
Depth Rod 38; use taller steps for more
shallow plunge depths or first pass for
deeper cuts.
Note: The two screws in the turret can
be adjusted create custom step heights.
3. Loosen the Thumb Screw 37 and lower
the Depth Rod 38 until it contacts the
step of the turret.
4. Slide the Depth Indicator 41 until the
red line indicates zero on the Depth
Scale 5, indicating the point at which
the bit just contacts the work piece.
Fig. 31
41
35
37
39
40
38
38
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