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WARNING:

Do not exceed more than 1 hash mark in a single 

pass. Excessive depth of cut can result in loss of 

control  and  the  possibility  of  damage  to  your 

cutter, lower, jig, and can cause serious personal 

injury.

SETTING DEPTH OF CUT

Unplug the router.

Pull open the quick release 

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ocking

 

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ever "

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".

Turn the depth 

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ing

 

S

crew "

F

" to slide the

 

motor housing and cutting tool 

up and down 

to the

 

desired hash

 

mark depth.

Close the quick release 

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ocking

 

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ever "

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".

WARNING:

Make  sure  the  quick  release  locking  lever  is 

properly  adjusted  and  securely  locks  the  motor 

housing to the removable base. Damage to your 

cutter,  lower  receiver,  jig  and  serious  personal 

injury can result from using a router with a loose 

quick release locking lever.

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D

DEPTH OF CUT

See Figure 5

The cutter depth can be read on the depth scale on the

motor  housing.  Do  not  exceed  0.05"  or  1.3  mm.  Each

mark on the inch scale indicates a 0.05" change in depth

setting.  Use  the  depth  gauge  on  your  Easy-Jig®  when

setting the depth of cut.

When  the  desired  depth  of  cut  is  reached.    Push  the

quick  release  lever  to  the  closed  position  to  lock  the

cutter in place.

Before use, always check that the quick release locking

lever  nut  tension  is  properly  set  so  that  the  base  does

not  accidentally  slip  while  milling,  causing  the  depth  of

cut  to  change,  and  possible  damage  to  the  lower  and

cutting tool.

Depth  of  cut  affects  the  rate  of  feed  speed  and

the

 

quality  of  a  cut.  Using  the  proper  depth  of  cut  can

lessen

 

the possibility of damage to the router motor and

cutter.

A  deeper  cut  requires  a  slower  feed  than  a  shallow

one.

 

Making  a  cut  that  is  too  deep  will  slow  the  feed

so  that

 

the  cutter  is  scraping,  rather  than  cutting,

and  is  not

 

recommended.

A  too-deep  cut  can  cause  chatter  and  cutters  to

be

 

broken  off.  Attempting  a  cut  that  is  too  deep  will

result  in

 

a  rough  cut,  and  may  make  it  difficult

to  guide  and

 

control  the  cutter  as  desired.  Do  not

exceed 1 hash mark

 

depth  of  cut  in  a  single  pass.  For

best  finish  quality,  do

 

not exceed 1/2 hash mark depth

of  cut  on  our  Easy-Jig

®

 

line  of  jigs.  This  will  result  in  a

higher quality finish.

OPERATION

CAUTION

:

Failure to properly adjust the locking lever tension 

nut can result in the base slipping when using the 

router,  resulting  in  property  damage  and  possible 

personal  injury.  Please  follow  ADJUSTING  TOOL 

BASE LOCKING LEVER directions on page 6 prior 

to using the router. 

Summary of Contents for FST-1

Page 1: ...nual before using the router Always wear eye and hearing protection when using the router Always wear eye protection with side shields marked to comply with ANSI Z87 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Power Tool Saf...

Page 2: ...ays wear eye protection Use protective dust mask non skid safety shoes and hearing protection to reduce and avoid personal injuries Prevent unintentional starting Ensure the switch is in the off posit...

Page 3: ...extension cord 50 feet or less in length A cord exceeding 100 feet is not recommended If in doubt use the next heavier gauge The smaller the gauge number the heavier the cord An undersized cord will...

Page 4: ...minor or moderate injury NOTICE Without Safety Alert Symbol Indicates important information not related to an injury hazard such as a situation that may result in property damage ELECTRICAL EXTENSION...

Page 5: ...ledge of the project you are attempting Before use of this product familiarize yourself with all operating features and safety rules PRECISION GROUND SPINDLE The router has a custom precision ground s...

Page 6: ...Push the base quick release lever to the closed position WARNING If the SpeedMill or collet nut is not tightened securely the cutter could come out during milling resulting in property damage and pos...

Page 7: ...ssary OPERATING THE COMPACT ROUTER Before starting the router unplug it and make sure the SpeedMill is securely tightened to the spindle and that the depth of cut is properly set to the appropriate ha...

Page 8: ...t the normal progress of the cutting action and there could be a slight kickback Kickback could be sufficient to spoil the finish of your lower and damage the cutting tool if you are not prepared Such...

Page 9: ...ion to lock the cutter in place Before use always check that the quick release locking lever nut tension is properly set so that the base does not accidentally slip while milling causing the depth of...

Page 10: ...k for wear If worn always replace in pairs Do not replace one side without replacing the other Replace the brush assembly Make sure the alignment of the brush lines up with the slot in the router for...

Page 11: ...O SpeedMill sold separately Fig 3 B A Subbase B Screws C Removable Base C A B D E 68PF LISTED TOOL E206252 1 1 2 0 MADE IN CHINA FABRIQUE EN CHINE FABRICADO EN CHINA 2401 120V 60Hz 5 5A no 20 000 30...

Page 12: ...abused misused or improperly maintained Modifications have been made to the tool IN NO EVENT SHALL 80 PERCENT ARMS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FROM THE SALE OR USE...

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