assembly It may be necessary to consult the owners' manual which accompanied your router for assistance in removing the router from it's base. Slip the motor assembly into the hole formed by the clamp and router mount, Place any protrusions SLiCh as elevation gear racks in the recess in the Router Mount or in the gap between the Router Mount and Clamp. Tighten the four pan head sc rews. If your router has a built-in work light or switch wired throug h the handle, the steps below should be followed to secure both miter base and motor: \ \ ROUTER !. Remove the base of the router from the motor. [Usually done by loosening the setscrew* located near the ]ogo plate).
Loosen anyclamps securing router to router base. _iBASE *NOTE:When the router is removed from the Router Recreator, remember to tighten the set screw into the base until it touches the hoosing; then back the set screw out half-a-turn. CLAMP BASE 2. Leave both hand es ntact, and securely mount the motorofthe router between the router clamps as described previously. 3. Place the router base on top ofthe yoke; sub-base side down. MOUNTING (WIRED 4. Align the holes in the yoke with the three (3) holes in the router sub-base. Check that the router is located with the switch (in the handle) facing towards the operator for easy access. SWITCH (IN HANDLE) SHAFT LOCK x 1/2 SELF-THREADING 5.
Locate three (3) 10-32 x 1!2-inch self-threading screws from the loose parts bag. 6. Insert and thread the three screws in the router sub-base and yoke holes. Tighten with a screwdriver. 10 i ....iii i: ! i