Makita 3600br User manual

Router

12

mm

(1/2")

MODEL

3600BR

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

lei

DDUBLE

INSULATION

SPECIFICATIONS

Collet

chuck

capacity

Main

body

stroke

No load speed

(RPM) Overall

height

Net

weight

12

mm

or

1/2"

0-

60

mm

(0 -

2-3/8")

22,000

225

mm

(8-7/8")

5 kg

(11 Ibs)

*

Manufacturer

reserves

the

right

to

change

specifications

without

notice.

* Note:

Specifications

may

differ

from

country

to

country.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

When

using

electric

tools,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed

to

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

and personal injury,

includ-

ing

the

following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS.

1.

KEEP

WORK AREA CLEAN. Cluttered areas and benches

invite

injuries.

2. CONSIDER WORK AREA ENVIRONMENT.

Don't

use

power

tools

in

damp

or

wet

locations. Keep

work

area well lit.

Don't

expose

power

tools

to

rain.

Don't

use

tool

in presence

of

flammable

liquids

or

gases.

3.

KEEP

CHILDREN AWAY. All

visitors

should be kept

away

from

work

area.

Don't

let

visitors

contact

tool

or

extension cord.

4.

STORE

IDLE TOOLS.

When

not

in use,

tools

should be stored in dry, and high

or

locked-up place -

out

of

reach

of

children.

5.

DON'T

FORCE TOOL.

It

will

do

the

job

better

and safer

at

the

rate

for

which

it

was

intended.

6.

USE RIGHT TOOL.

Don't

force

small

tool

or

attachment

to

do

the

job

of

a

heavy-duty

tool.

Don't

use

tool

for

purpose

not

intended.

7.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

Don't

wear

loose

clothing

or

jewelry. They can be

caught

in

moving

parts. Rubber gloves and

non-skid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

outdoors.

Wear

protective

hair covering

to

contain

long hair.

8.

USE SAFETY GLASSES.

Also

use face

or

dust

mask

if

cutting

operation

is

dusty.

9.

DON'T

ABUSE CORD. Never

carry

tool

by

cord

or

yank

it

to

disconnect

from

receptacle. Keep cord

from

heat, oil, and sharp edges.

10.

SECURE WORK. Use clamps

or

a vise

to

hold

work.

It's

safer

than

using

your

hand and

it

frees

both

hands

to

operate

tool.

11.

DON'T

OVERREACH. Keep

proper

footing

and balance

at

all

times.

12.

MAINTAIN

TOOLS

WITH

CARE. Keep

tools

sharp and clean

for

better

and

safer performance. Follow

instructions

for

lubricating and

changing

acces-

sories. Inspect tool cords periodically and

if

damaged, have repaired by autho-

rized service facility.

Inspect

extension cords periodically and replace

if

damaged. Keep handles dry, clean, and free

from

oil and grease.

13.

DISCONNECT TOOLS.

When

not

in use, before servicing, and

when

chang-

ing accessories,

such

as blades, bits,

cutters.

14.

REMOVE ADJUSTING KEYS

AND

WRENCHES. Form

habit

of

checking

to

see

that

keys and adjusting

wrenches

are removed

from

tool

before

turning

it

on.

15.

AVOID UNINTENTIONAL STARTING.

Don't

carry

plugged-in

tool

with

finger

on

switch.

Be

sure

switch

is OFF

when

plugging in.

16.

OUTDOOR USE EXTENSION CORDS.-When

tool

is used

outdoors,

use

only

extension cords intended

for

use

outdoors

and so marked.

2

17.

STAY ALERT.

Watch

what

you

are

doing,

use

common

sense.

Don't

operate

tool

when

you

are tired.

18.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS. Before

further

use

of

the

tool,

a

guard

or

other

part

that

is

damaged

should

be

carefully

checked

to

determine

that

it

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its

intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

of

moving

parts, binding

of

moving

parts, breakage

of

parts,

mounting,

and any

other

conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

A guard

or

other

part

that

is

damaged

should

be

properly

repaired

or

replaced

by

an

authorized

serv-

ice

center

unless

otherwise

indicated

elsewhere

in

this

instruction

manual.

Have

defective

switches

replaced

by

authorized

service

center.

Don't

use

tool

if

switch

does

not

turn

it

on

and

off.

19.

GUARD AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK. Prevent

body

contact

with

grounded

surfaces. For example; pipes, radiators, ranges,

refrigerator

enclosures.

20.

REPLACEMENT

PARTS.

When servicing, use

only

identical replacement parts.

VOLTAGE WARNING: Before

connecting

the

tool

to

a

power

source

(receptacle,

outlet,

etc.) be sure

the

voltage

supplied is the, same as

that

specified

on

the

nameplate

of

the

tool.

A

power

source

with

voltage

greater

than

that

specified

for

the

tool

can

result in SERIOUS INJURY

to

the

user -as

well

as damage

to

the

tool.

If

in

doubt,

DO NOT PLUG IN THE TOOL.

Using

a

power

source

with

voltage

less

than

the

nameplate

rating is

harmful

to

the

.

motor.

3

I

ADDITIONAL

SAFETY RULES

1. Handle

the

bits

very

carefully.

2.

Check

the

bit

carefully

for

cracks

or

damage before

operation.

Replace

cracked

or

damaged

bit

immediately.

3~

Avoid

cutting

nails.

Inspect

for

and remove all nails

from

the

workpiece

be-

fore

operation.

4.

Hold

the.

tool

firmly

with

both

hands.

I

5.

Keep hands

away

from

rotating

parts.

I

6.

Make sure

the

bit

is

not

contacting

the

workpiece before

the

switch

is turned

on.

7. Before using

the

tool

on an

actual

workpiece,

let

it

run

for

a

while.

Watch

for

vibration

or

wobbling

that

could

indicate

improperly

installed bit.

8.

Be

careful

of

the

bit

rotating

direction

and

the

feed

direction.

9.

Do

not

leave

the

tool

running. Operate

the

tool

only

when

hand-held.

10.

Always

switch

off

and

wait

for

the

bit

to

come

to

a

complete

stop

before

removing

the

tool

from

workpiece.

11.

Do

not

touch

the

bit

immediately

after

operation;

it

may

be

extremely

hot

and could burn

your

skin.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

4

Installing or removing router

bit

CAUTION: 0

Always be sure

that

the tool

is

switched off and unplugged before installing or removing

the

bit.

Insert the bit

all

the way into the collet

chuck and withdraw it very slightly (ap-

prox. 2

mm;

1/16").

Then tighten thecollet

chuck securely with

the

two

wrenches.

When using smaller shank bits, first insert

the appropriate collet sleeve into the collet

chuck, then install the bit

as

mentioned

above.

To

remove the bit, follow the installation

procedure

in

reverse.

CAUTION:

Do

not

tighten the collet chuck

without

inserting a bit or install smaller shank bits with-

out

using a collet sleeve. Either can lead

to

breakage of the collet chuck.

Adjusting depth

of

cut

Place the tool

on

a flat surface. Loosen the

lock lever and lower the tool body until

the

bit

just touches the flat surface. Press

the lock lever down

to

lock the tool body.

Now lower the stopper pole until

it

makes

contact

with the stopper block. The stopper

pole can be moved rapidly by depressing

Fast-feed

button

Stopper pole

Lock lever

..

the fast-feed

button.

Raise the stopper

pole until

the

desired

depth

of

cut

is

ob-

tained. The

depth

of

cut

is

equal

to

the

distance between the stopper pole and the

stopper block.

Stopper

pole travel can be checked with the scale label

(1

mm

or

about

3/64"

per gradua-

tion)

on

the tool body. Minute

depth

adjustments can be obtained by turning the stopper

pole (1.5 mm or

about

1/16"

per turn). The stopper block has an adjusting hex bolt

which moves 1 mm (about

3/64")

per turn. It

is

convenient for making stepped cuts.

To

adjust the hex bolt, first loosen the hex

nut

on the hex

bolt

with the wrench and then

turn

the hex bolt. After obtaining the desired position, tighten the hex nut.

5

By

turning the knob, the upper limit of the

tool body can be adjusted. When

the

tip

of

the bit retracted more than required

in

re-

lation

to

the base plate surface, turn the

knob

to

lower the upper limit.

CAUTION:

•

Do

not

lower the knob

too

low or the bit will protrude dangerously.

• Before operating

the

tool, check

to

be sure

that

the tool body automatically rises

to

the

upper limit.

•

Do

not

exceed the upper limit marking on the column when raising the tool body.

• Since excessive cutting may cause overload of the motor or difficulty

in

controlling the

tool, the

depth

of

cut

should

not

be more than 15 mm (5/8") at a pass when cutting

grooves. When you wish

to

cut

grooves more than 15 mm (5/8") deep, make several

passes with progressively deeper bit settings.

Switch action

To

start the tool, move the switch lever

to

the

"ON"

position. To stop, move the

switch lever

to

the

"OF

F"

position.

Switch lever

II

I

:1

6

Operation

• Set the

tool

base

on the workpiece

to

be

cut

without

the

bit

making any contact. Then

turn

the

toolonand

wait

until

the

bit

attains

full

speed.

Lower the

tool

body

and

move

the

tool

forward over the workpiece surface, keeping the

tool

base

flush

and

advancing

smoothly

until

the

cutting

is

complete.

• When doing

edge

cutting, the workpiece surface should

be

on the

left

side

of

the

bit

in

the feed direction.

(See

the figure below)

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B.it

re~olving

'-

I

dlrectfon

Correct

bit

feed

direction

NOTE:

• Moving the

tool

forward

too

fast may

cause

a poor

quality

of

cut,

or damage

to

the

bit

or

motor. Moving the tool forward

too

slowly may burn and mar the cut. The proper

feed rate

will

depend on the

bit

size, the kind

of

workpiece and depth

of

cut. Before

beginning the

cut

on the actual workpiece,

it

is

advisable

to

make a sample

cut

on a

piece

of

scrap I·umber. This

will

show exactly

how

the

cut

will

look

as

well

as

enable you

to

check dimensions.

• When using the straight guide,

be

sure

to

install

it

on the right side in the feed direction.

This

will

help

to

keep

it

flush

with

the

side

of

the workpiece.

7

Straight

guide

The straight guide

is

effectively used

for

straight

cuts

when

chamfering

or

grooving.

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II

I:

Iii

Install

the

straight guide

on

the

guide

I,

holder with

the

wing

bolt

(8). Tighten

the

I:

wing

bolt

(8)

only

tight

enough

to

hold

the

I'

,

il

straight guide temporarily.

Then

insert

the

I'

guide holder into

the

holes

in

the

tool base

I:

and tighten

the

wing bolts (A). Adjust

the

I'

distance between

the

bit

and

the

straight

guide by turning

the

fine adjusting screw

Iii

(1.5 mm

or

about

1/16"

per

turn).

At

the

desired distance, tighten

the

wing

bolt

(8)

II:

to

secure

the

straight guide

in

place.

I

I'

i When cutting, move

the

tool with

the

straight guide flush

with

the

side

of

the

workpiece.

Straight

guide

Wing

bolt

'IA)

,, Wider straight guide of desired dimensions

may be made by using

the

convenient holes

,

in

the

guide

to

bolt

on extra pieces

of

il wood.

I When using a board-jointing bit,

attach

I pieces

of

wood

to

the

straight guide

which have a thickness

of

more

than

15

mm (5/8") so

that

the

bit

does

not

strike

the

straight guide.

More than

15

mm

(5/8")

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..

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J:J

7

~'

5(m:--7~

.lJ~

_~

(2-3116")

5(m:--Y

(2-3/16")

8

Trimmer guide

Trimming, curved cuts in

veneers

for fur-

niture

and

the like

can

be

done easily

with

the trimmer guide. The guide roller rides

the curve

and

assures

afine cut.

Install the trimmer guide on the guide

holder

with

the wing

bolt

(8). Tighten the

wing

bolt

(8) only tight enough

to

hold the

trimmer guide temporarily. Then insert the

guide holder

into

the holes in the tool

base

and

tighten the wing

bolt

(A). Adjust the

distance between the

bit

and

the trimmer

guide by turning the fine adjusting screw

(1.5 mm or about

1/16"

per turn).

At

the

desired distance, tighten the wing

bolt

(8)

to

secure

the trimmer guide in place.

When

adjusting the guide rollerupordown,

loosen the wing

bolt

(C).

After

adjusting

it, tighten the wing

bolt

(C)

securely.

When

cutting, move the tool

with

the guide

roller riding the

side

of

the workpiece.

Wing

bolt

(A)

Gu

ide

holder

,

Wing

bolt

(B)

Wing

bolt

(el

Guide roller

Guide

roller

9

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II

III

II

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Templet guide

II

The templet

gu

ide provides a sleeve through

iii

which the bit passes, allowing use of the

router with templet patterns.

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III

To

install the templet guide, loosen the Base plate

screws on

the

tool base, insert the templet

Iii

guide and then tighten

the

screws.

I

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I

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il

1

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1

II

il

I

II!

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Ii,

I'!

i

Ii:

Secure

the

templet

to

the

workpiece. Place

il:

the

tool on the templet and move the tool

'J with the templet guide sliding along the

,

! side

of

the templet.

Bit

Templet

guide

Templet

gUide

Screw

10

"

I'

MAINTENANCE

CAUTION:

Always be sure

that

the

tool

is

switched

off

and unplugged before

attempting

to

perform

inspection

or

maintenance.

Replacing

carbon

brushes

Remove and check

the

carbon brushes

regularly. Replace when

they

wear

down

to

the

limit mark. Keep

the

carbon

brushes

clean and free

to

slip

in

the

holders. Both

carbon

brushes should be replaced

at

the

same time. Use only identical

carbon

brushes.

Release

the

lock lever and remove

the

knob

by turning it counterclockwise.

The

com-

pression spring will

come

out

of

the

knob,

so be careful

not

to

lose

the

compression

spring.

Limit

mark

Use

a screwdriver

to

remove

the

brush Brush holder

cap

holder caps.

Take

out

the

worn

carbon

brushes, insert

the

new ones and secure

the

Screwdriver

brush holder caps.

Put

the

compression spring

on

the

nut

and install

the

knob

by turning clockwise, while

pressing it down.

To

maintain

product

SAFETY

and RELIABILITY, repairs, any

other

maintenance

or

adjustment

should be performed by Makita Authorized

or

Factory

Service Centers,

always using Makita

replacement

parts.

11

III

ACCESSORI

ES

CAUTION:

"I These accessories

or

attachments

are recommended

for

use

with

your

Makita

tool

specified in

this

I:

manual.

The

use

of

any

other

accessories

or

attachments

might

present a

risk

of

injury

to

persons.

The

II' accessories

or

attachments

should be used

only

in

the

proper

and intended manner.

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•

Templet

guide

"I

For

fast

production

of

complex

I shapes when a

templet

is

employed.

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Part No. Templet guide A B C

164379·4

10

7.7 (19164'"

9.5

(3/B")

11.5 129/64")

164775·6

11

9 123164")

11

('7/16")

13133/64")

164388·3

12

10125/64")

12115/32")

9 123/64"1

164776·4

13

1117/16")

12.711/2")

13(33/64'"

164835·4

I. 14.5 137164"1

16

(SIS'"

164393-0

20

18(45/64")

20

(25/32")

164410·8

27

24115/16")

27

(1·1116'"

16:JJBO-B

2.

25163/64")

29

(1-9/64")

15 (19132"1

164471·6

30

27

(1·1/16")

30 (1·3/16'" 13133/64'"

164472-4

40

37 (1·29/64'"

40

11-37164") 11.5

(29/64")

I,"

!t

Straight

guide

II

Part

No.

342428-9

1:1

1

I"

"

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•

Collet

sleeve

1;1

I"

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"

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Part No. Size

763801·4

6mm

763806-0 6.35 mm

(1/4")

763804-8 8 mm

763807-2

10mm

.763803-0

1/4"

.763805-6

3/8"

.763806-4

10mm

•

Available

for

inch

collet

chuck

•

Templet

gUide

25

TIP

(mml

Part No. 1 Templet guide 1 A B

321B12·1 I 25 122.6

(57/64")

I

25.411")

"

(7116"1

•

Templet

guide adapter

(for

templet

guide

25)

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,j.

I

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r-t

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----r

lmml

Part No. A

321492-3

30

11·3/16") 35

(1·3/8")

7

(9/32")

•

Guide

holder

assembly

Part

No,

122256·6

•

Trimmer

guide assembly

Part

No.

123022-4

•

Lock

nut

(For

templet

guide

25)

Part

No.

252627-4

, I

,

12

i

• Wrench

21

• Wrench 23

Part No.

781208-2

Part No.

781209-0

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• Router stand

Part

No.

STEX122159

• Vacuum head set

Part No.

192036-4

When

you

wish

to

perform

clean

cutting

operation,

use

this vacuum head. Install

the

vacuum head

on the

router

base

using the

two

screws and connect a vacuum cleaner

to

the vacuum head.

Vaccum head

Vacuum head

Screws

13

Router Bits

Straight bit

Dr-

L1 I

Part No. D A L, L2

793143-2

20

6

20

50

15

793160-2

20E

1/4

(25/32")

(1-31/32")

(19/32'"

793060-6

12

60

30

7930SS-4

12E

1/2

(15/32")

(2-3/S")

(1-3/16")

793059-1

10

12

10

60

25

793102-6

10E

1/2

(25/64")

(2-3/S")

(63/64")

793126-2

S S S

(5/16")

60

(2-3/S")

25

(63/64")

793077-9

S 6 S

50

1S

793103-4

SE

1/4

(5/16")

(1-31/32")

(45/64")

793076-1

6 6 6

50

1S

793074-5

6E

1/4

(15/64")

(1-31/32")

(45/64")

793367-0

20

12

20

60

20

79336S-S

20E

1/2

(25/32")

(2-3/S")

(25/32'!

II

U"

Grooving bit

D

Part

No.

D A L, L2

793065-6

12

(15/32")

6

(15/64")

55

(2-5/32")

60

(2-3/S")

20

(25/32")

2S

(1-3/32")

I

6

(15/64")

3

(1/8")

793100-0

793079-5

12E

6

1/2

6

793101-S

6E

1/4

IIV"

Grooving bit

D

Part No.

793193-7

90°

793194-5

Dovetail bit

D

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793095-7

793124-6

793094-9

793125-4

793066-4

793123-S

D A L, L2

1~

S

14.5

(9/16'"

55

(2-5/32")

10

(25/64")

35°

1~

3/8

1~

S

14.5

(9/16")

55

(2-5/32")

14.5

(9/16")

23°

1~

3/8

12

8

12

(15/32")

~

(1-31/32")

9

(23/64")

3~

1~

3/8

14

Drill point flush trimming bit

Dr-

Part

No

L,

L2 LJ

12 12

793064-8

12

20

35

60

(1

3,8"1

(25/32")

(15/32"1

(2-3/8"1

793106-8

12E

1/2

793063-0

8

60

8

20

35

(5/16")

(2-3/8")

(13/8"1

(25/32"1

793107-6

3/8

8E

793078-7

6

28

60

18

6

(15/64")

(2-3/8"1

(13/32"1

(45/64"1

793108-4

1/4

6E

Drill point double flush trimming bit

D

Part No. D A

L,

L2

L]

L4

793062-2

12 12

793109-2

12E

1/2

12

(15/32")

80

(3-5/32")

55

(2-5/32")

20

(25/32")

25

(63/64")

793127-0

12

793061-4

8 8 8

80

55

20

25

793110-7

8E

3/8

(5/16")

(3-5/32")

(2-5/32")

(25/32")

(63/64")

793091-5

6 6 6

70

40

12

14

793111-5

6E

1/4

(15/64")

(2-3/4")

(1-37/64")

(15/32")

(35/64")

Slotting cutter

D

Part No.

L,

L2

793068-0

12

55

6

30

793121-2

6E

1/2

(2-5/32")

(15/64")

(1-3/16")

793067-2

12

55

3

30

793122-0

3E

1/2

(2-5/32")

(1/8")

(1-3/16")

Board-jointing bit

~

o

c=:::J

o

Part No. D

A,

A2

~

12

38

(1-1/2")

27

(1-1/16")

793192-9

1/2

~

C:::::J

12

38

11-1/2")

26

(1-1/32")

793191-1

1/2

L,

I L2

61 4

(2-13/32")

(5/32")

61 4

I

(2-13/32")

(5/32"1

L]

20

(25/32")

20

(25/32")

15

Corner rounding bit

o

Part

No.

D

A,

A2 L1 L2

L]

793142-4

8R

6

25

(63/64")

20

(25/32")

20

(25/32")

9

(23/64")

8

(5/16")

8

(5/16")

48

(1-57/64")

50

(1-31/32")

45

(1-25/32")

13

(33/64")

10

(25/64")

10

(25/64")

5

(13/64")

4

(5/32")

4

(5/32")

8

(5/16")

6

(15/64")

4

15/32")

793159-7

793070-3

8RE

6R

1/4

12

793104-2

793081-8

6RE

4R

1/2

6

793105-0

4RE

1/4

Chamfering bit

o

Part

No.

793072-9

4

793114-9

(5/32")

Chamfering bit

o

(1-15/16")

(35/64")

(5/64")

(25/32")

Part

No.

793144-0

793161-0

793080-0

793075-3

793145-8

793162-8

D A

L,

L2

L]

30°

6

23

(29/32")

46

(1-13/16")

11

(7/16'"

6

(15/64'"

30°

30

0 E

1/4

45°

6

20

(25/32")

20

50

(1-31/32")

49

13

(33/64")

14

5

(13/64'"

2

45°

60°

45°E

60°

1/4

6

60

0 E

1/4

Beading bit

0

Part

No.

793071-1

793113-1

(5/32")

16

4

Cove beading

bit

D

-I

Part

No.

L,

793146-6

I 4A

20

43

8 4

793163-6

I

4AE

(25/32")

11·11116",

15116'" 15132'"

793147·4

r

793164-4

I

SA

eRE

25

(63/64")

48

[1·57164")

'3

133164")

8

15116'"

Ball bearing flush

trimming

bit

D

Palt

No.

L,

793148-2

20

125/32")

793165·2

Ball bearing corner rounding

bit

D

ParI No.

A,

L,

L, L,

793151·3

1

37

7

8 3

~

15

35

I

15116") 11-15/32"1 19132")

(9164")

(11S"1

114

(19/32")

793168-6 1E

793152·'

2

40

10

8 3.5 6I

~21

(l·37164")

(9/64")

(15/64")

15116", 125164"1

114

153/64")

793169-4

2E

Ball bearing chamfering

bit

D

Part No. D A,

A,

L,

793149·0

45·

6

26

(1·1132'"

20

(25132")

8

t5/16")

8

15/16")

42

11-21/32'"

41

11-5IS",

12

115f32"J

I

45·

11 I

(7116")

60·

793166-0

793150-5

45°E

60·

114

6

793167-8

eO"'E

114

17

Ball

bearing beading bit

D1

Part No.

793153-9

I 2

793170-9

I

2E

793154-7

I 3

793171-7

I

3E

A,

20

I

(25/32")

1/4

~

26

1/4

(1-1/32")

A2

12

(15/32")

12

(15/32")

A3

8

(5116")

8

(5/16")

L1

40

(1-37/64")

42

(1-21/32")

L2 L3

10

(25/64")

5.5

I 4

(7/32")

(5/32")

12

(15/32")

4.5

I 7

(11/64")

(9/32")

Ball

bearing cove beading bit

D

Part No.

A,

L,

A2 A4

A3 L3

L2

793157-1

20

18

12

40

8

10

5.5

3I

(25/32")

(45/64")

(5/16")

(15/32")

(1-37/64")

(25/64")

(7/32")

(1/8")

793174-1

2E

1/4

793158-9

26

22

12

I8

42

12

5 5

(1-1/32")

(7/8")

(15/32")

(5/16")

(1-21/32")

(15/32")

(13/64")

1/4

793175-9

3E

Ball

bearing roman ogee bit

IDr-

Part No. L, R,

A,

L3

A2 R2

L2

793155-5

I 2

4.5

2.5

8

40

10

4.5

20

(5/16")

(11/64")

(3/32")

(11/64")

(1-37/64")

(25/64")

I

(25/32")

1/4

R

793

i

72-5

I

2E

793156-3

I 3

42

12

4.5

8 3 6

26

(5/16")

(11/64")

(1/8")

(15/64")

(1-21/32")

(15/32")

1/4

11-1/32")

793173-3

I

3E

Double ball bearing round corner bit

D

Part No.

793073-7

793093-1

(1/8")

3

18

Aug.-08-'85

EN

12

mm (1/2")

ROUTER

Model

3600BR

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Note:

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switch,

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other

part

configurations

may

differ

from country to country.

19

MODEL

3600BR

Jan.-

27

-'88

EN

ITEM NO. ITEM NO.

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

NO. USED NO. USED

MACHINE MACHINE

1 1 Knob

50

33

1 Insulation Washer

2 1 Compression Spring

12

34

1 Ball Bearing

6200V

3 1

Nut

M10-15

35

1 Baffle Plate

4 1 Flat Washer

10

36

2 Hex. Bolt

M5x65

(With Washer)

5 1 Name Plate

37

1

FIELD

ASSEMBLY

6 4 Rivet

0-5

38

1

Motor

Housing

7 2 Carbon Brush

39

1 Cord

8 2 Brush Holder Cap

40

1 Cord Guard

9 1 Indication Plate

41

1 Strain Relief

10

1 Rubber Pin 4

42

2

Pan

Head Screw

M4x18

(With Washer)

11

1

Screw

M1Ox77

43

1 Noise Suppressor

12 1 Half

Nut

44

1

Switch

13

1 Compression Spring

10

45

1 Separate

14

1 Countersunk Head

Screw

M6x35

46

2

Pan

Head Screw

M5l;C10

(With Washer)

15

1 Knob 59R

47

1 Base

16

1 Spring

5-18

48

1 Stopper

17

1 Under Housing

49

1 Hex.

Nut

M6

18

1 Collet Chuck

50

1 Hex. Bolt

M6x25

19

1 Chip Cover

51

1 Wave Washer

10

20

2

Pan

Head Screw

M5x8

(With Washer) 52 1 Flat Washer

10

21

1 Hex. Bolt

M5x12

53

1 Wave Washer

10

22 1 Lock Lever

54

1 Flat Head Screw

M6

24

1 Set Bolt

M10

55

1 Pole

25

4

Pan

Head

Screw

M5x40

(With Washer)

56

2 Compression Spring 12

26

1 Spring Pin

5-18

57 2 Wing Bolt M5x15

27

1 Knob 59L

58

2 Compression Spring 7

28

1 Countersunk Head

Screw

M6x35

59

1 Base Plate

29

1 Baffle Plate

60

4 Countersunk Head

Screw

M4x8

30

1 Ball Bearing 6201LLB

61

1 Spring Washer 5

31

1

Fan

68

62

1 Compression Spring

12

32

1

ARMA

TURE

ASSEMBLY

(With Item

30

-34)

63

1 Torsion Spring

15

Note:

The

switch,

noise

suppressor

and

other

part

specifications

may

differ

from

country

to

country.

Makita

Corporation

3-11-8,

Sumiyoshi-cho,

Anjo, Aichi 446 Japan

883302G7

PRINTED

IN JAPAN

1991

-6E

Makita 3600BR User manual

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