Push block assembly to the router table fence, Miter gauge assembly, Dust collecting attachment – Sears 26462_0 User Manual

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warning

The vibrations from operating the

router can, from time to time, cause the hex nut

and the clamp plate to become loose on the clamp

rod. PERIODICALLY CHECK THESE FASTENERS

AND ALL FASTENERS to ensure that they are tight
and secure.

PUSH BLOCK ASSEMBLY TO THE ROUTER

TABLE FENCE

1. Position the clamp plate relative to the push block,

as shown in Figure 18.
2. Align the rib on the push block with the groove in the
front face of the fence.
3. Assemble the push block to the fence as shown in

Figure 18. The push block should move freely along

the full length of the fence.

FIGURE 18

NOTE

MITER GAUGE ASSEMBLY

Assemble the protractor head (Part No. 29L-293) to
the miter bar (Part No. 29LCN-1119), as shown in

Figure 19, using a #10-32 x 1/2" long truss head
machine screw. The screw will self thread into the hole

in the protractor head.

FIGURE 19

There are two round holes in the

miter bar. Make sure the #10-32 x 1/2" long truss
head machine screw enters the hole shown in
Figure 19.

1. Tighten the screw so that it touches the miter bar
but still provides a resistance to rotating the protractor
head.

2. Assemble the knob (Part No. 31L-560), the

13/64" I.D.

9/16" O.D.

.040" thick washer and the

#10-24

3/4" long round head square neck bolt to the

miter gauge, as shown in Figure 20.

FIGURE 20

Miter Bar

#10-24

3/4" Long

Round Head
Square Neck Bolt

13/64" I.D.

9/16" O.D.

.040" Thick
Washer

— Knob

DUST COLLECTING ATTACHMENT

The router table fence is equipped with a port at the

back for the attachment of the hose from a wet/dry vac

The port will accommodate a 2-1/2" diameter hose

nozzle.

To attach, push the nozzle into the port while holding
the fence in place.

A CAUTION

Operating the router table without

the use of a wet/dry vac may result in an excessive col

lection of saw dust and chips under the fence assembly
and the overhead guard. This can hinder the perform
ance of the router table and the fence assembly.

warning

When doing the above, keep

the following in mind:
•The router table must be turned OFF.
•The router bit must not be turning.
•The router power cord must be unplugged from
the outlet.

MOUNTING ROUTER TABLE TO A WORKBENCH
OR WORK SURFACE

warning

I router table must always

be FIRMLY and SECURELY mounted to a work