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4. S(;cureivllgh!(!n br}thkn(}b::_ a nd i i)WER ll-fi} f_lJ_&iq_:
_, _ ');.;_:t:_
THEBIT
5. Make,die cut fly sli(lmg,shai[,hi _,,_I!j-;_'
o! wo_kpiecea :lamStt!]e
fence.(For eachsucc_ssve cut, the fence would needto bc
readjtJsted.)
NOTE:Testcol a pieceof scrap wood before making yotir finish(!d
cut. Feedworkpiecein the direction d arrow shown on _er_c_
_,label
(Fig.//28).
NOTE: When routing deep cuts (conboiled by router bit) in a
workpie(,e,remove material in incrementsto prevent your router
from overloading.Repeatoperationwith severalpassesuntil the
desireddepth is achieved.
F!GLIR_28
PROTRACTOR
Your protractorwill serveas a !landyaid when extrasupport is
neededfor routing small workpieces or endsoi' largeworkpiec:e,s.
SeeFig.#29.
NOTE:FORALL ROUTING OPERATIONS REQUIRING USI!:OF
MITERGAUGE ALONGWITH THEFENCE. B E SURETOALIGN
FENCE wrrH MITER BARSLOTBEFORE MAKINGANY CU]S
SEEFIG.#14,
FIGURE 29
NOTES
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