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   IMERC | Dec 20, 2003 05:19am | #1

   Set the depth to zero. Make your mark on the base and go from there.

    

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   BillHartmann | Dec 20, 2003 05:25am | #2

   Contact PC for a manual. I am too lazy to dig mine up, but I don't think that there is realy anything in it.

   The ring is only for realive reference. Look on the side of the router there is is a vertical line. Use that as your reference.

   Here is on example of it use. If you are doing a dado then lower the router until the bit just touches the surface. Then move the ring until Zero is at the reference line.

   Then twist the router until the line is at 3-8 (3/8's) and the router will cut 3/8" depth.

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   NickNukeEm | Dec 20, 2003 07:50am | #3

   I have the manual and it's pretty basic stuff, the most important of which IMERC and Bill have already related.  No surprises, just how to change bits and how to do simple routing.  Not even a parts listing, which I consider the most important part of any manual.  If you can't live without it and can't find it elsewhere, I could scan it and email it to you.

   I never met a tool I didn't like!
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   nasaunders | Dec 20, 2003 03:50pm | #4

   Thank you for your reply.  There is no need to scan the manual.  It is unfortunate PC manual are not as good as their tools. 

   Peace

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   BillHartmann | Dec 20, 2003 08:43pm | #5

   There are a ton of router books out there. Bill Hylton, Pat Warner and a number of others.

   They will show you how to use the router, vs just how to put a bit in and 3 pages telling you not to run it while in the swimming pool.