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7. Safety Guidelines
· Woodworking machines are dangerous, and can cause personal injury if not · Keep children and visitors away. All children and visitors should be kept a safe distance
used properly. from the work area, and should not operate the tool under any condition.
· Read safety instructions and operating instructions for your machine completely, · Make your workshop “child-proof”. Use padlocks, master switches, or any other means
before using products. Using this system
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In Use: Starting Pin 1. Precision Router Table Top Assembly 6. The starting pin included with your router table is useful when routing Step 1: Attaching the T-Miter Trak curves. It supports the edge of your work piece and allows you to gently ease your work into the router bit. It should only be used with router bits Your table should have shipped with the T-Miter Track (#3) already inserted that have a bearing. into the slot on the front portion of the router table surface. Begin by al
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5. Precision Router Table Top Assembly Precision Router Table Top Assembly 2. Step 6: Leveling the Insert Plate to the Opening Step 5: Mounting the router to the Insert Plate The unique design of the Precision Insert Plate Levelers (#8) and PLEASE NOTE: adjustable leveling screw system applies pressure to both sides of All routers are different. When aligning the router’s base plate to the Insert plate so that – once locked in – the Insert Plate stays fl ush the bull’s-eye template and Ins
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Hardware 3. Precision Router Table Top Exploded Parts Diagram 4. Item# Description Part# Quantity A 1 Phenolic Insert Plate RT10101 1 B 2 Table Top RT10102 1 C 3 T-Miter Track RT10103 1 D 4 2” Reducing Ring RT10107 1 E 5 1-13/64” Reducing Ring RT10106 1 6 Brass Starting Pin RT10108 1 F G 7 Support Strut RT10171 2 C H 8 Insert Plate Leveler RT10100 4 F 9 1/4-20 x 3/4” Set Screw DK1522 1 D 10 1/4-20 x 1-1/2” Set Screw RT10111 8 A 11 1-1/4 Coarse Screw SML-C125 12 12 1/4-20 x 1-3/4”
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5. Precision Router Table Top Assembly Precision Router Table Top Assembly 2. Step 6: Leveling the Insert Plate to the Opening Step 5: Mounting the router to the Insert Plate The unique design of the Precision Insert Plate Levelers (#8) and PLEASE NOTE: adjustable leveling screw system applies pressure to both sides of All routers are different. When aligning the router’s base plate to the Insert plate so that – once locked in – the Insert Plate stays fl ush the bull’s-eye template and Ins
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In Use: Starting Pin 1. Precision Router Table Top Assembly 6. The starting pin included with your router table is useful when routing Step 1: Attaching the T-Miter Trak curves. It supports the edge of your work piece and allows you to gently ease your work into the router bit. It should only be used with router bits Your table should have shipped with the T-Miter Track (#3) already inserted that have a bearing. into the slot on the front portion of the router table surface. Begin by al
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7. Safety Guidelines · Woodworking machines are dangerous, and can cause personal injury if not · Keep children and visitors away. All children and visitors should be kept a safe distance used properly. from the work area, and should not operate the tool under any condition. · Read safety instructions and operating instructions for your machine completely, · Make your workshop “child-proof”. Use padlocks, master switches, or any other means before using products. Using this system
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In-Use: Fence Positioning 7. To position your fence for use with a common edge (bearing) bit, start by loosening the individual fence faces and positioning them as close as possible to the cutter, without making contact with the bit. Rotate the bit with your hand and make sure that the fence faces do not make contact. Once Precision the faces are correctly positioned, bridge the gap between the two with a straight edge, and position it so the straight edge contacts the bit’s ball bearin
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6. 1. Safety Guidelines Precision Router Table Fence Assembly 6. · Woodworking machines are dangerous, and can cause personal injury if not · Keep children and visitors away. All children and visitors should be kept a safe distance used properly. from the work area, and should not operate the tool under any condition. Step 13 · Read safety instructions and operating instructions for your machine completely, · Make your workshop “child-proof”. Use padlocks, master switches, or any oth
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12” 4.5” 5. Precision Router Table Fence Assembly Precision Router Table Fence Assembly 2. Step 3 Step 8 Flip the Large Fence over. On the underside of the Fence you will fi nd two Locate the Mounting Rail (#1) and slide it over the ¾” Hex Bolts (#5) as slots running down the length of the extrusion. Insert the eight Trak Bumpers shown. If you intend on using the Kreg Micro-Adjuster (sold separately), (#34), aproximately 4.5” and 12” from each end, as shown in the image. position the mount
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3. Hardware Precision Router Table Fence Parts Explosion 4. # Description Part# Quantity A 1 MOUNTING RAIL RT10124 1 M B 2 CLAMP BLOCK ASSEMBLY RT10125 1 3 FENCE CMOUNT RT10126 1 4 LARGE DFENCE RT10122 1 E 5 TABLE MOUNT RT10123 1 6 FENCE FACE RT10128 2 F G 7 FENCE END CAP RT10121 2 L 8 8” HALUMINUM TAPE SLIDER RT10129 1 I 9 8” SCALE RT10139 1 10 J PRECISION LENS CURSOR FT4063 1 11 FENCE KGUARD RT10133 1 12 RIGHT L ANGLE BRACKET RT10127 1 O G M 13 EXTENSION KNOB ASSEMBLY RT10148 1 C 14 DUST N P
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12” 4.5” 5. Precision Router Table Fence Assembly Precision Router Table Fence Assembly 2. Step 3 Step 8 Flip the Large Fence over. On the underside of the Fence you will fi nd two Locate the Mounting Rail (#1) and slide it over the ¾” Hex Bolts (#5) as slots running down the length of the extrusion. Insert the eight Trak Bumpers shown. If you intend on using the Kreg Micro-Adjuster (sold separately), (#34), aproximately 4.5” and 12” from each end, as shown in the image. position the mount
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6. 1. Safety Guidelines Precision Router Table Fence Assembly 6. · Woodworking machines are dangerous, and can cause personal injury if not · Keep children and visitors away. All children and visitors should be kept a safe distance used properly. from the work area, and should not operate the tool under any condition. Step 13 · Read safety instructions and operating instructions for your machine completely, · Make your workshop “child-proof”. Use padlocks, master switches, or any oth
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In-Use: Fence Positioning 7. To position your fence for use with a common edge (bearing) bit, start by loosening the individual fence faces and positioning them as close as possible to the cutter, without making contact with the bit. Rotate the bit with your hand and make sure that the fence faces do not make contact. Once Precision the faces are correctly positioned, bridge the gap between the two with a straight edge, and position it so the straight edge contacts the bit’s ball bearin
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Step 5 Universal Steel Stand Joining Table Top to Stand: In this step you will be joining the Universal Steel Stand to a Kreg or other table-top of ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS your choice. Item# KRS1030 Place the table face-down on your work surface, and have someone help you fl ip the stand on top of it, as shown in image A. Once the stand is centered, and all edges have equal overhang on parallel edges, you may begin securing the two together using ¾” wood screws (not included) and a correspond
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Step 1 Step 3 Constructing Side Assemblies: Installing Height adjusters: In this step you will be joining four (4) Long Stretchers and four (4) Legs to construct two In this step you will be adding the Height Adjusters to the bottom of each Leg. separate side-assemblies. Special Note: One of your Long Stretchers includes a Kreg logo. You may choose where you would like this stretcher to be positioned. Place the Steel Stand face-down on your work surface so that all four legs are pointed up i
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Step 1 Step 3 Constructing Side Assemblies: Installing Height adjusters: In this step you will be joining four (4) Long Stretchers and four (4) Legs to construct two In this step you will be adding the Height Adjusters to the bottom of each Leg. separate side-assemblies. Special Note: One of your Long Stretchers includes a Kreg logo. You may choose where you would like this stretcher to be positioned. Place the Steel Stand face-down on your work surface so that all four legs are pointed up i
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Step 5 Universal Steel Stand Joining Table Top to Stand: In this step you will be joining the Universal Steel Stand to a Kreg or other table-top of ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS your choice. Item# KRS1030 Place the table face-down on your work surface, and have someone help you fl ip the stand on top of it, as shown in image A. Once the stand is centered, and all edges have equal overhang on parallel edges, you may begin securing the two together using ¾” wood screws (not included) and a correspond
