INCRA Side Winder HD Router Lift - Manual (Page 2)

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INSTALLING MOTOR PADS
As shown in Figure 5, slide in one of the three pads. Before you
slide it all the way in, set a washer into the recess and slowly
lower the pad into position until the washer slips into one of the
two slots.
For the Porter-Cable 7518/7519/890/892 and Milwaukee 5625, use
the first slot. Shorter motors like the PC 690 and various Crafsman
models use the second slot. With the washer in the appropriate
slot, install a screw and tighten with supplied
5 ⁄
64
hex key. Repeat
for all three pads.
First slot.
Second slot.
Figure 6.
Figure 7a. When installing the Porter-Cable
7518, there is only one way it can go in. Before
inserting the motor make sure that all four clamp
screws are loose. Orient the motor in whatever
orientation is necessary for it to go all the way
in. Once in and against the plate rotate it as shown in Figure 7a.
Now slip a coupling on to the lift screw to check for clearance (Fig-
ure 7b). Carefully double check that no part of the motor is in con-
tact with the posts or the coupling. If necessary, rotate the motor
to achieve clearance. When finished
remove the coupling for later.
Figure 8. Moderately tighten the
four clamp screws. The screws
should be tightened evenly and care
should be taken not to overtighten
them. Overtightening will result in
binding of the lift mechanism.
INSTALLING YOUR ROUTER MOTOR
Figure 5. Make sure the carriage has been raised to the top then
remove the lift from the table, flip it over and set it back into the
table opening as shown in Figure 5. If the carriage is all the way
up the sleeves will be touching the plate.
Figure 5.
Sleeve up against
plate.
No ring.
REMOVE THE RING
Figure 4. The Side Winder
comes with one ring installed.
This ring needs to be removed
in order to install your motor.
Loosen the ring by turning it
CLOCKWISE with the span-
ner wrench.
Figure 4.
Figure 7a.
Figure 7b.
Clamp screws (4).
Coupling.
Lift screw.
Figure 8.
Figure 9.
INSTALL TWO CLAMP
BLOCKS
Figure 9. Thread a knob onto one of the 3"
long bolts. Slip a clamp block onto the bolt and
then thread one of the hex nuts about ½" up
the bolt. The stepped side of the clamp block
needs to face the plate. Now thread the bolt into
one of the threaded holes in the plate. Use a
7 ⁄
16
"
wrench to lightly snug the bolt into the plate. DO
NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE BOLT. Now snug the
hex nut down to the plate.
Step side of block
toward plate.