Global Machinery Company RT300 manual

1 ROUTER T ABLE RT300 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: RT300 Date: 060907 Edition: 06 Op: BR[...]

2 Contents W arranty 2 Introduction 3 Description of symbols 3 Specifications 3 Safety instructions 4 Additional safety rules for router tables 5 Assembly 6 Unpacking 7 Know your product 8 Attaching the legs 9 Attaching the switch box 9 Securing the table to a work bench 9 Attaching the fence to the table 9 Attaching the infeed and outfeed fence 10[...]

3 Descr iptio n of s ymbols The ratin g p lat e on you r too l may sh ow sym bol s. The se rep resent im por tant in for mat ion ab out the pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ection . We ar br eat hing pr ote cti on. Specific ations T able size: 360mm x 660mm T able height: 350mm Fence width: 61[...]

4 Gener al safety inst ructi ons T o us e this tool prope rly , y ou mus t o bse rve the saf ety reg ula tio ns, th e ass embl y i nst ruc tion s a nd the op era tin g ins tru cti ons to be foun d i n this Ma nua l. All per sons who use and servi ce the mac hin e have to be acq uai nte d with this Man ual and mus t be inf orm ed ab out it s pot ent[...]

5 17. U se out doo r rate d e xte nsi on cor ds. When a tool is us ed out doo rs, use onl y ext ensi on cords that are int end ed for outd oor use and are so ma rke d. 18. S tay al ert . W atch wha t you are doi ng. Use com mon sen se. Do not op erat e a powe r tool when you are tired . 19. C hec k fo r d ama ged p art s. B efo re u si ng a too l, [...]

6 • Gui de the wo rkp iec e by the fence to maint ain cont rol . Do no t plac e mat eria l b etw een the rou ter bit and fenc e whi le rou ting the edge . Th is wil l cau se the mate ria l to bec ome wedge d, ma kin g kick bac k pos sibl e. • Use push st ick s, ver tical an d hor izo ntal ly mount ed fe athe r boa rds and oth er jig s t o hol d[...]

7 Unpac king Du e to m ode rn m ass p rod uct ion te chn iqu es, it i s u nli kel y th at you r GM C Po wer T o ol is f au lty or t ha t a p art i s mi ssi ng. If y ou fin d an yt hin g wr ong , do no t op era te t he too l un ti l th e pa rt s ha ve be en r epl ace d or th e fa ul t ha s be en re cti fie d. F ail ur e to do s o c oul d re su lt i [...]

8 Know your p roduc t Bef ore using the rou ter tabl e, fam ili ari se you rse lf wit h a ll the ope rat ing featu res and saf ety requi rem ent s. 1. T able 2. L eft ta ble leg 3. R ight ta ble leg 4. T able in ser ts (x3 ) 5. O n/of f switc h 6. S witc h d isa bli ng ins ert 7. R ear fe nce 8. A djus table fe nce brack et 9. I nfee d f enc e 10. [...]

9 Attac hing the legs 1. Pla ce the tab le (1) upsi de dow n on a fla t sur fac e. The hole an d slo ts in th e tabl e s hou ld be fu rth est awa y from yo u (fig . A ). 2. P osit ion the le ft tab le le g (2) on the rig ht hand si de and secur e t o the ta ble usin g 4 Phil lip s head scre ws, spr ing washe rs, flat washe rs an d nuts (fig . B). 3[...]

1 0 th e a dj us ta bl e f en ce br ac ket . Se cu re th e b ol t w it h a fl at wa sh er an d a la rg e l oc k k no b (f ig . G ). 4. F eed th e med ium ca rri age bolt thr oug h the ch ann el ope ning on th e lef t sid e of the ta ble and thr oug h the op eni ng on th e lef t sid e of the fenc e. Sec ure the bol t with a fl at was her and a lar g[...]

1 1 4 S ec ur e t he r ou te r p l a te t o t he t a b le b y f ee di n g e ac h o f t he 4 s c r ew s t h r ou gh t h e t o p o f t he t a b le a n d i n t o t he r ou te r p la te ( f i g. N ) . 5. T he rou ter is posi tio ned on an ang le whe n f itt ed int o the table so th at the hand le wit h the var iab le spe ed di al is fa cin g the right [...]

1 2 Opera tion Onc e the ro ute r is pro per ly ins tal led and con nec ted to the rou ter table you can us e the saf ety switc h on the ro ute r tabl e to tu rn the rout er on. 1. I nser t t he swi tch disa bli ng ins ert (6) and ensur e t he swi tch is in the OFF pos iti on (fi g. R). 2 M ake su re th e swit ch on the rou ter is in the OFF pos it[...]

1 3 Maint enanc e Cle ani ng 1. K eep th e too l’ s air ve nts uncl ogge d a nd cle an at all tim es. 2. R emov e d ust and dir t reg ular ly . Clea nin g is bes t don e wit h a rag. 3. R e-lu bricat e a ll mov ing part s at reg ula r int erva ls. 4. N ever us e caus tic agen ts to clean plas tic parts . C AU TI O N . Do not us e clea ning age nt[...]

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