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Place Safety Stops in the Lock-Down Channel in designed area which contains the Lock-Down Bolt. 

NOTE: Safety Stops can be stored in un-used Lock-Down Channels.

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After preparing the material you can proceed to setting up the Circle Guide and Router to perform cut.

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Insert a plunge-able style router bit and raise to the desired height.

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Basic Operations

Preparing Material

Routing Material

Safety Stops

Remove any abrasive particles and/or spurs from face of material before routing to prevent 
damage to the surface of the Circle Guide tool.

Use Safety Stops to prevent damage to the Circle Guide tool when using bits larger than 1/4" (English) or 6mm 
(Metric). The Safety Stops ensure the router bit will not cut into the Circle Guide tool when routing very small 
circles.

Smoothly rotate material around Center Pin ensuring to keep ahold of material until router is 
completely turned off.

Turn on router and plunge material onto the Center Pin through the 1/8" (English) or 3mm (Metric) 
hole.

Set Slide Plate into desired measurement position. Lock down Slide Plate by using Alignment Pin 
and/or Lock-Down Bolt.

The Circle Guide tool requires the rotation of material around a Center Pin. Please perform these basic steps 
before routing to prepare your material.

Drill a 1/8" (English) or 3mm (Metric) hole in material which will be the center point of your circle. 
Drill the hole as perpendicular as possible to ensure precise rotation around the Center Pins.

Summary of Contents for CPRT-104

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Page 2: ...as designed 9 USING THE RIGHT TOOL Do not force tool or attachments to do a job for which it was not designed 10 USE PROPER EXTENSION CORD Make sure your extension cord is in condition 11 DRESS PROPERLY Do not wear loose clothing neckties or jewelry that can get caught and draw you into moving parts Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair 12 ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES WITH SIDE SHIELDS ...

Page 3: ...ets Metal 3 14 Hex Key 5 32 SA 1 7 Lock Down Knob 1 8 Mounting Lock Down Bolts 1 4 inch 6 ASSEMBLY WARNING Do not attempt to modify this product or create accessories not recommended for use with this product Any such alteration or modification is misuse and could result in a hazardous condition leading to possible serious personal injury 15 Safety Stops PVC 2 Do not discard the packing material u...

Page 4: ...ve the router table Step 1 Inserting Slide Brackets Step 2 Inserting Center Pins Snap the two 2 PVC Slide Plate Brackets into the back of Slide Plate making sure they are flush with the plate Insert the two 2 PVC Center Pins in from the back side of Slide Plate making sure they are flush with plate Step 3 Inserting Centering Bit ...

Page 5: ...Plate Carefully place the Centering Tool over both the Centering Pins and Centering Bit to square the entire tool with your router table and the bit at the correct distance Tip Clamp or tape plates to your router table to prevent movement while mounting Step 6 Centering Circle Guide onto Router Table Starting from one side of the Slide Plate slide the Alignment Plate so that the Slide Plate Bracke...

Page 6: ...ter table and use Hex Key to secure with washers and hex nuts Note multiple sets of holes are pre drilled in Alignment Plate to accommodate different sizes of router tables Mount two metal brackets one on each side to the back edge of router table by aligning the brackets with the pre drilled holes in the Alignment Plate Insert mounting bolts through Alignment Plate and metal mounting bracket and ...

Page 7: ...k down bolt and bushing if necessary Step 8 Option A Attaching Slide Plate USING BOLTS Step 8 Option B Attaching Slide Plate USING MOUNTING BRACKETS Using a 5 16 drill bit drill a hole through the center of the lock down channel of Slide Plate closet to the front edge of the router table and in alignment with the center line on the Slide Plate Insert Slide Plate Lock down bolt through the lock dow...

Page 8: ... when using bits larger than 1 4 English or 6mm Metric The Safety Stops ensure the router bit will not cut into the Circle Guide tool when routing very small circles Smoothly rotate material around Center Pin ensuring to keep ahold of material until router is completely turned off Turn on router and plunge material onto the Center Pin through the 1 8 English or 3mm Metric hole Set Slide Plate into...

Page 9: ... as this may cause damage to the surface of the Circle Guide tool It is recommended to remove debris such as saw dust from the Alignment Plate channel routinely to provide smooth sliding operation Tips To prolong the life span of the tool s surface make sure to remove any abrasive particles and or spurs from face of material before routing to prevent damage to the surface of the Circle Guide tool ...

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