Craftsman 25412 Owner's Manual

• r i iiOWNER'SMANUALMODEL NO.315.174730CAUTION:Read Rules forSafe Operationand All Instruc-tions CarefullyCRn TSMn Electronic RouterDouble Insul

OPERATIONSTARTING AND ENDING A CUTINTERNAL ROUTINGTilt router and place on workpieca, letting edge of subbasecontact workpleoa first. Be careful not t

GENERALMAINTENANCEOnlythe partsshownonpartslist,page 15, are intendedtobe repairedor replaced by the customer. All other partsrepresentan importantpar

SWITCH REPLACEMENTSee Figures 15 & 16.1. UNPLUG YOUR ROUTER.MAINTENANCE2. Remove screws (A) and handle cover (B). See Fig. 15.3. NOTE THE LOCATION

MAINTENANCEDEPTH ADJUSTING RINGADJUSTMENTS OR REPLACEMENT (Continued)5. Remove two screws on front of depth adjusting ring. Also remove slide nut from

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CRAFTSMAN ROUTER - MODEL NUMBER 315.174730The model number will be found on a plate attached to the motor housing. Always mention the model number in

OWNER'SMANUALSERVICEMODEL NO.315.174730HOW TO ORDERREPAIR PARTSCRAFTSMANElectronic RouterDouble InsulatedNow that you have purchased your router,

FULLONE YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN ELECTRONIC ROUTERIIf thisCraftsmanElectronicRouterfailsto give completesatisfactionwithinone year from the date of

RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION (Continued)18. DISCONNECT TOOLS. When not in use, before 29.servicing, or when changing attachments, blades,bits, cutters, et

OPERATIONYourelectronicrouterisa versatilewoodworldngiool whichwillgiveyouyears oftrouble-freeperformance. Itis engineeredwiththe professionalin mind,

OPERATIONWRENCH STORAGE AREAYour routerhas a wrench storagearea locatedonthe topendcap portionof the motor housing. When installingorremovingcuttersre

OPERATIONDEPTH OF CUT ADJUSTMENTSSee Figures3 and 4.We recommendthatcutsbe madeat a depthnotexceeding118in.andthatseveralpassesbe madetoreachdepthsofc

OPERATIONPRACTICE BEFORE ACTUAL USESeeFigure7.We suggestthatyoupracticewiththe variablespeedfeatureof yourrouterbeforeinstallinga cutterand makingcuts

OPERATIONPROPER FEEDINGThe rightfeed is neither too fast nor too slow. It is the rate atwhich the bitis being advanced firmly and surely to producea c

OPERATIONDEPTH OF CUTAs previously mentioned, the depth ofcut isimportantbe-cause it affectsthe rate of feed which, in turn,affectsthequalityof a cut