Grizzly H7507 User Manual

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Model h7507 (Mfg. since 3/05)

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For maximum safety and support, consider
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clearance between the router bit and the
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18. assemble the router guard with the compo-

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Note: If you followed Step 13, be sure to
install the modified board on the infeed side.

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Overtightening the fasteners that secure the

plastic guard to the bracket may crack or

break the plastic guard, rendering it unsafe

for use.

17. Clamp, predrill with a countersinking bit, and

attach the fence pieces with at least two
wood screws per side, as shown in

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27. (only use wood screws that are long
enough to thread into the support board, but
not so long that they enter the plastic fence
face.)