Craftsman 17125455 Operating Instructions Manual page 39

FIGURE 62
MARK
MARK "PROJECT
BACK OUTSIDE
SURFACE"
MARl,( "PROJECT FRONT TOP SURFACE" \
MARl( "1"
MAflK"PROJECTFRONTOUTSIDE t
SURFACE" (SHOWN HIDDEN)
MARt( "PROJECT RIGHT SIDE OUTSIDE
SURFACE" (SHOWN HIDDEN)
MARK "PROJECT
// BACKTOP SURFACE"
/
/ MARK "PROJECT
LEFT SIDE TOP
SURFACE"
MARt( "PROJECT
LEFT SIDE OUTSIDE
SURFACE"
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBES THE PROCEDURE TO
BE FOLLOWED FOR CU_ING THE PROJECT RIGHT
SIDE AND THE PROJECT LEFT SIDE
NOTE: THESE WORKPtECES MUST BE CUT FIRST
BECAUSE ANY JOINT FIT ADJUSTMENTS THAT MAY
BE REQUIRED CAN ONLY BE MADE WHEN CUTTING
THE PROJECT FRONT AND PROJECT BACK-THAT iS,
THE DRAWER FRONTAND THE PROJECT BACK ARE
FIT TO THE SIDES
1 Assembfe the 1/2" guide bushing to the router base-
plate, as described in a previous section This is the larger
of the two guide bushings furnished with this product
2 Install Vermont American #22501 or Magna #Mg1114, to
the router as described in your Router Owners Manual
Shank engagement should be a minimum of 3,/4"
I ,_CAUTION 1
MAKE SURE THAT THE ROUTER BIT
IS ALIGNED WITH OR CENTERED IN THE HOLE iN THE
GUIDE BUSHING TO DO THIS, LOOSEN SCREWS
HOLDING BASE PLATE OR ADAPTER PLATE TO
ROUTER, CENTER GUIDE BUSHING HOLE WITH
RESPECT TO ROUTER BIT AND RETIGHTEN SCREWS
SECURELY
t._i_lt,_,CAUTtON 1
WHEN SETTING THE DEPTH OF
CUT, MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE THAT THE COLLET
NUT DOES NOT CONTACT (TOUCH)THE GUIDE BUSH-
ING THIS CAN CAUSE THE GUIDE BUSHING TO HEAT
UP EXCESSIVELY DURING CUTTING WHICH CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE TEMPLATE TO CORRECT
THIS SITUATION OR PREVENT IT FROM OCCURRING,
REPOSITION THE ROUTER B1T IN THE ROUTER
1t2" DIA GUIDE BUSHING -_._
-_\
E
/
VERMONT AMERICAN #22501
OR MAGNA #M91114
STRAIGHT ROUTER BIT
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