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Template
guide
Fig.
13
Template
Guide
Fig.
14
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Template
guide
Template guide
adaptor
Template
guide
Fig.
15
(3)
Template
Guide:
Use
the template guide
when
employing
a
template
for
producing
a
large
quantity of
identically
shaped
products.
As
shown
in
Fig,
13, secure the template guide
to
the
base
of
the
router
with
two
accessory screws. At
this
time,
ensure
that
the
projection side of
the
tem-
plate
guide
is
facing the
bottom
surface of the
base
of
the
router.
A
template
is
a
profiling
mold
made
of
plywood
or
thin
lumber.
When
making
a
template,
pay
particular
attention to the
matters cescribed
below and
illus-
trated
in
Fig.
14.
When
using the
router
along the
interior
plane of the
template, the
dimensions
of
the
finished
product
will
be
less
than
the
dimensions
of the
template
by an
amount
equal
to
dimension
"A",
the
difference
between
the radius of the
template guide
and
the
radius of
the
bit.
The
reverse
is
frue
when
using the
router
along the
exterior
of the template.
Secure
the
template
to
the
workpiece.
Feed
the
router
in
the
manner
that
the template guide
moves
along the template as
shown
in
Fig.
15.
Template Guide
Adaptor:
If
you
are using a
template guide
adapter,
it
is
possible to
use template guides pro-
duced
by
other
firms.
The
template guide
adaptor,
like
the
template
guide,
is
at-
tached
to the
base with
two
accessory
screws. Attach template guides
made
by
other firms
to
the
template guide
adaptor.
Template
guide
3.
Adjusting the
rotating
speed (Model
Ml
2V,
M8V
only)
The
M12V
and
M8V
have an
electronic control
system
that allows stepless
rpm
changes.
As shown
in
Fig.
16.
dial
position
"1"
is
for
minimum
speed
and
position
"5"
for
maximum
speed.
Dial
Fig.
16
12
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