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INCRA

 

CLEANSWEEP DOWNDRAFT DUST COLLECTION CABINET 

OWNER’S MANUAL

©2020 by Taylor Design Group, Inc. All rights reserved. 

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ASSEMBLE AND ATTACH FRONT DOOR 

(Turn the router table right side up for final assembly)

Fig. 5

Assemble Door

1 ea. 10-32 (small)

Cylindrical Nut 

4.  Using fasteners from Hdwr. Pack E-10, add the 
lower door catch, consisting of (1) 1/4-20 x 1/2” 
Phillips machine screw, (2) 3/16” thick nylon washers 
and (1)  1/4-20 cylindrical nut, into the hole located 
at the tapered end of the door panel as shown in 
Fig. 5.  Attach a 10-32 cylindrical nut to the upper 
left hole using a 10-32 x 5/8” Phillips machine screw 
with lock washer.  Tighten all the fasteners.  Attach 
the knob to the centered hole near the top of the 
door using a 10-32 x 5/8” Phillips machine screw 
and lock washer.  The door knob features a vibration 
proof nylon locking nut so the fastener will feel tight 
all the way in.

Knob

1 ea. 1/4-20 x 1/2”

Phillips Machine Screw

Fig. 6

Install Door

Step 2. 

Screw Remaining

Small Cylindrical

Nut to Door

1 ea. 10-32 (small) 

Cylindrical Nut

1 ea. #10

Lock Washer

Step 1. 

Put Door in 

CleanSweep

1 ea. 10-32 x 5/8”

Phillips Machine

Screw

5.   Position the front door in the 
opening on the operator side of 
the CleanSweep so that the upper 
cylindrical nut is just behind the 
lip of the door opening.  Reach in 
from the opening to hold and attach 
the remaining 10-32 cylindrical nut 
using a 10-32 x 5/8” Phillips machine 
screw and lock washer as shown in 
Fig. 6.  Tighten the fastener.  

2 ea. 10-32 x 5/8”

Phillips Machine Screw

2 ea. #10 Lock Washer 

1 ea. 1/4-20 (large)

Cylindrical Nut 

Door

2 ea. 3/16” Thick Nylon 

Washer

OPENING AND CLOSING THE CLEANSWEEP FRONT DOOR

To open the CleanSweep’s sliding door, raise the door 
up as you pull the knob outward, then allow the door to 
slowly lower to the fully open position.

To close the CleanSweep’s door, simply raise the door up 
to the top position as you push the knob gently inward.  
When you release the door, the lower door catch will 
hang on the CleanSweep Cabinet.    

IMPORTANT:  
Always power off your dust collector before opening the CleanSweep’s front door.

Summary of Contents for CLEANSWEEP

Page 1: ...ut always use a push stick rubber soled push block or other safety device to keep your hands safely away from the cutting tool Always wear safety glasses hearing protection and follow all normal shop safety practices AVOID OVERHEATING YOUR ROUTER BY PROVIDING ADEQUATE VENTILATION Make sure your dust col lection system is turned on working properly and connected to the CleanSweep Cabinet with the b...

Page 2: ...rill bit to a depth of 7 16 Drill the remaining 6 mounting holes to a depth of 9 16 Mount the CleanSweep using the shorter 2 10 32 x 5 8 self tapping screws with 10 flat washers over the area of the miter channel and the longer 6 10 32 x 3 4 self tapping screws with washers in the remaining mounting holes Fig 3 If there are no starter holes over the miter channel all mounting holes can be drilled ...

Page 3: ... Install Door Step 2 Screw Remaining Small Cylindrical Nut to Door 1 ea 10 32 small Cylindrical Nut 1 ea 10 Lock Washer Step 1 Put Door in CleanSweep 1 ea 10 32 x 5 8 Phillips Machine Screw 5 Position the front door in the opening on the operator side of the CleanSweep so that the upper cylindrical nut is just behind the lip of the door opening Reach in from the opening to hold and attach the rema...

Page 4: ...ght want to insert a short extension cord into the strain relief bushing with the female plug just inside the CleanSweep Cabinet This will allow you to unplug and remove your router without also having to remove the back plate TIP Fig 8 Install Cord Strain Relief Bushing Crimp strain relief bushing on cord and insert into hole on bottom of back plate Strain Relief Bushing Fig 9 Install Dust Hose 4...

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