Craftsman 720.25251 Operations Instructions

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TROUBLE SHOOTING CHARTTROUBLE SUGGESTED REMEDYBurned places on turningsPROBABLE CAUSEla) Moving router too slow la)lb) Work rotating too slow tb)1c) B

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INTRODUCTIONYour Craftsman Router Crafter is a newly developedmachine which wilt enable you to utilize your routerto its fullest--making table legs, t

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CENTERHOLEFigure 6Figure 7WOOD PREPARATIONSometimes it is difficult to obtain thick wood formaking table legs, posts and so forth, but this isn't

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