TREND CRB User manual

INST/CRB v3.0
Combination
Router Base
CRB
Please read these instructions before use.

REF. CRB
Thank you for purchasing this Trend accessory which should
give lasting performance if used in accordance with these
instructions.
The following symbols are used throughout these instructions.
Denotes risk of personal injury, loss of life or
damage to the tool in case of non-observance
of the instructions.
Refer to the instruction manual of your
power tool.
This unit must not be put into service until it has been
established that the power tool to be connected to this unit is
in compliance with 2006/42/EC (identified by the CE marking
on the power tool).
INTENDED USE
This accessory is a retro fit, quick change, multi-functional
router base for use with routers that will accept two 8mm, 7mm
and 10mm diameter rods at centres of 60.3mm to 174mm. It
is intended to:
nIncrease the overall versatility of the router.
nImprove the quality of finish of every routing pass.
nReduce the possibility of error.
nIncrease stability during routing.
nIncrease the level of precision achieved.
nSave set up time between tasks.
COMBINATION ROUTER BASE
SAFETY
Please read and understand the safety points at end of this
instruction as well as the power tool instructions before use.
PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A
SAFE PLACE
The attention of UK users is drawn to The Provision and Use
of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, and any subsequent
amendments.
Users should read the HSE/HSC Safe Use of Woodworking
Machinery Approved Code of practice and Guidance
Document and any amendments.
Users must be competent in using woodworking equipment
before using our products.
Ensure working position is comfortable and component is
clamped securely.
Please keep children and visitors away from tools and work
area. All tools have a residual risk, so must therefore be
handled with caution.
Only use tooling that meets EN847-1/2 safety standard and
any amendments.
Features
1. Offset baseplate.
2. Router compass radius 19mm to 224mm. When measured
from outside edge of hole.
3. Adjustable trenching with a clamp guide.
4. Adjustable anti-tilt support.
5. Adjustable offset mortising (material 50mm to 200mm).
6. Adjustable false panel groove copier.
7. Using the CRB with euro style guide bush fitting routers
with the Varijig and a long series guide bush.
8. Large compass radius 180mm to 635mm.
Note: All dimensions shown are based on a T5 router being
used with a 6.3mm (1/4”) cutter.
ITEMS REQUIRED
nRouter.
nRouter cutter.
nClamps.
n13mm A/F open ended spanner x 2.
nHand Tools.
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1. Bridge x1
2. Baseplate x1
3. Thumb knob x1
4. Micro adjuster knob x1
4B. Micro adjuster lock nut x1
5. Adjuster guide rod 8mm x1
5B. Adjuster guide rod M5 locknut x1
5C. Adjuster rod x1
5D. Adjuster rod crank plate x2
6. Fixed guide rod 8mm x1
6B. Fixed guide rod M5 locknut x1
6C. Fixed rod x1
6D. Fixed rod M8 locknut x2
6E. Fixed rod crank plate x1
7. Offset handle x1
16432 7 6543217
1
23 123
cm
Inches
5
1
3
17
4
16
20
2
7
5
4B 5D 5C
6D 6C
6B
5B
66E
15
8 121017 9 18 19
ITEMS ENCLOSED & DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
8. Anti-tilt leg x1
9. Pivot pin x1
10. Mortise pillars x2
11. Self adhesive ruler x1
12. No.6 x 1/2” woodscrews x6
14. M4 10mm screws x3
15. Bridge spacer x1 (Fitted)
16. 7mm Guide rods x2
17. Spring for thumb knob x1
18. Compass pivot hub x1
19. Lock bars x2
20. 10mm Guide rods x2
14
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SETTING UP
Fitting the CRB to a Router
Before use please remove protective film from CRB acrylic
base plate.
Due to the large number of different router models available
and their differing base and rod configurations, the CRB needs
to be initially set up to fit the router.
Loosen the guide rod lock nuts located either side of the
bridge and position the fixed guide rod so that both guide rods
line up with the rod holes in the router base.
Slide the router gently toward the bridge.
A bridge spacer is fitted to match the rod height of
the most common routers.
Guide Rod selection
The CRB is fitted with 8mm diameter guide rods.
If the router base rod holes are smaller, fit the 7mm guide
rods.
Loosen the Lock Nuts
Using a 13mm spanner, slightly loosen the fixed rod nut (6D)
and micro adjuster (4B).
Position the router in front of the CRB, lining the router base
rod hole (A) with the Adjuster Rod (5).
Check that the router cutter will safely align within the
letterbox cross hatch area.
Initial alignment
Cutter alignment
Flip cranked adjuster rod (5) to its outer position.
Guide Rod adjustment
X
X
6D
A
5
4B
Router
cutter
Router cutter
path
Letterbox
5
*
*1/4”
Clearance
Aligned
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For further adjustment fit the rods in the other crank plate
drillings as shown above.
Align fixed rod (6) with the router base rod hole (B), so that
both rods are aligned.
Slide the router onto both rods until it stops at the Bridge
end of the CRB assembly.
Loosen the M5 nut (5B) using a 8 mm spanner.
Move the adjuster rod (5) to the other crank
plate drilling.
Replace washers and nuts and tighten.
Crank Plate Adjustment
Fitting the router
Follow the below steps in order:
nTighten router thumb knob (A).
nFinger-tighten fixed rod nut (6D).
nTighten router thumb knob (B).
Using 2 (13mm) open ended spanners,
tighten both fixed rod nuts.
Tip: Using two spanners when tightening
the fixed rod nuts will prevent the rod
setting being disturbed.
IMPORTANT: Before attempting any machining
pass: Ensure that the router is securely fitted to
the CRB by checking all CRB fixings, including
router base wing bolts and micro adjuster lock
nut.
Setting the Fixed Rod
IMPORTANT
Hold Still
5
5B
Aligned
6
B
B A
6D
Bridge
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With the router fitted to the CRB:
Position the indexed rule to run alongside the edge of the
router base on the fixed rod side so that a reading can easily
be taken from the index line on the router base to the indexed
rule.
When happy with its location ensure that the baseplate is free
of dust and debris, peel off the indexed rule backing paper
and carefully stick in position.
Lock Bars
Use the lock bars (19) to help tighten and loosen
the guide rods.
Fitting the Indexed Rule to the CRB
Included with the CRB is a self adhesive Indexed rule, when
fitted to the CRB baseplate it will allow the user to see and
reposition the router to a measured distance relative to its
original position.
Many routers are manufactured with a cast
indexing line or marking positioned centrally on
the side of the router base. If the router has no
indexing line and you wish to utilize the indexed
rule simply draw a line on the base using an
indelible fine black marker.
Index line
Micro Adjuster
The CRB is fitted with a micro adjuster. The micro adjuster is
designed to provide greater accuracy when positioning the
router cutter prior to use.
Using the micro adjuster to accurately position the router cutter.
nPlunge the router cutter to a level just above the surface
of the work piece and lock the router cutter height in that
position.
nLoosen the router fence rod knob holding the fixed guide
rod and keep the router fence rod knob locked on the
adjuster rod.
nRotate the micro adjuster to align the outer edge of the
router cutter precisely with the desired marking.
Positioning the router cutter using the index markings on the
CRB:
The micro adjuster has an indexed line machined across its
width (in red), similarly a corresponding index line is located
on the bridge either side of the micro adjuster. When the
micro adjuster is rotated once it will move the router 1.25mm
(50/1000 inch) from its original position. Four complete
rotations will move the router cutter 5mm (approximately
3/16”) etc.
4
4A
1A
It’s essential to remove the backlash from the
adjuster rod thread when using the index lines.
Tip: Loosen both router fence rod knob and turn the micro
adjuster in the desired direction so that both index lines line
up. Retighten the router fence rod knob on the adjuster rod.
The router cutter can now be moved a measured distance
accurately using the micro adjuster. Should the router cutter
need to be adjusted in the opposite direction repeat the above
step to remove the play.
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1. Offset Baseplate
The offset baseplate function is designed to increase the
router-base surface contact area to the work piece that’s being
worked on, improving stability and reducing the chance of
making an error during a routing pass.
Slide the router onto the CRB’s rods and lock the router in
position using the router fence rod knobs. Ensure the router
is positioned at the far end from the CRB bridge allowing
the router cutter to sit safely within the baseplate ‘letterbox’.
Fit the offset handle into bridge pinch-bolt hole and lock in
position using the bridge.
The CRB is now set up and ready for routing.
The handle/bridge end of the CRB should be
centred over the work piece.
OPERATION
7
1
3
5
2
Cutter
Router fence
rod knob
Always isolate router from power supply before
making any adjustments.
To remove float or backlash on the adjuster rod and
micro adjuster rotate micro adjuster a quarter to half
clockwise turn.
Before use ensure all router fence rod knobs are
tightened onto the CRB guide rods.
2. Cutting Small Circles
Radius 19mm to 224mm
Routing out accurate circles that are smaller than the router
base itself is a difficult operation. The CRB allows circles to
be cut out easily from as small as 19mm radius up to 224mm
radius.
Use baseplate hole C for circle radius approx. 19mm – 125mm.
Use baseplate hole H for circle radius approx. 115mm – 224mm.
The CRB’s compass pivot pin is stored in a magnetic recess in
the CRB’s bridge.
nFit the pivot pin into the countersunk hole in the baseplate
so that the pivot pin protrudes downwards from the
baseplate.
nMark out the desired dimensions of the circle/arc on the
work piece.
nDrill a 6mm (1/4”) hole at least 6mm (1/4”) deep in the
work piece at the geometric centre of the desired circle/arc.
nPlace the CRB and router assembly onto the work piece,
ensuring that the pivot pin is located in the drilled hole.
nSlide the router along the guide rods to align the router
cutter with the marked circle/arc dimensions and lock the
router fence rod knobs on either side of the router base.
nIf necessary use the micro adjuster to align the router
cutter precisely with the marked circle/arc dimensions
(see micro adjuster section).
Ensure that one router fence rod knob is secured
either side of the router base and the router depth
stop is set appropriately.
Minimum Radius 19mm
Hole C
4
2
5
9
14
C
Radius 19mm
Cutter

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Proceed to cut out the circle by rotating the CRB and router
around the pivot pin.
Depending on the work piece material several shallow routing
passes may be preferable.
For difficult or heavy cuts, the pivot pin may be replaced with
a countersunk No.6 woodscrew secured into the work piece.
This No.6 woodscrew should be a snug fit in the baseplate to
avoid ‘chatter’.
Tip: If it’s desirable to avoid a central drilling in the work piece,
use a 6.35mm (1/4”) thick overlay secured with double-sided
adhesive tape or any similar method - e.g. clamps, screws etc
- and drill a 6mm (1/4”) diameter hole in the overlay; then rout
through the overlay and into the work piece beneath.
Maximum Radius 224mm
Hole H
4
2
5
9
H
14 Radius 224mm
Cutter
Maximum Radius 125mm
Hole C
4
2
5
9
14
C
Cutter
Radius 125mm
Cutting Large Circles
Radius 180mm to 635mm.
nMeasure and mark out the position, size and centre/pivot
point of the required circle on your workpiece.
nDrill 6mm (1/4”) hole at least 6mm (1/4”) deep in the work
piece at the geometric centre of the desired circle/arc.
nUse a countersunk screw to fix the compass hub onto the
workpiece.
Locking the 10mm Compass Rods
It’s important to ensure that the compass rods remain firmly
screwed together throughout any machining process.
Use the lock bar supplied to help tighten and loosen the rods.
nHand tighten the rods.
nInsert the two x lock bars into the holes.
nPinch the rods together using the lock bars as a lever.
nReverse the process when disassembling.
Lock
Lock

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6C
Assembling the Compass Rods
nAssemble/screw the required number of compass rods
together for the size of circle needed and lock together.
nScrew the then assembled rods into the back of the CRB
fixed rod (6C).
nLock in position using a lock bar.
Before routing the circle ensure that the hub and rods are
securely fastened.The centre and outer section of the
workpiece are supported.
If required, the router position can be precisely
aligned using the CRB’S micro adjuster.
Radii Sizes
Mounting
nLine up the compass hub countersunk drilling with the
centre/pivot point marked on the workpiece.
nScrew the hub into position.
Ensure that the hub is secured tightly but still free
enough to rotate.
nWith the hub mounted in position slide the rod assembly
into the hub rod hole.
nPosition the router cutter approximately on the marked
perimeter of the circle.
nLock the rod in position using the hub rod thumb knob.
Ensure that it and all the rods threads are firmly
screwed together and will not become loose
during the routing operation.
Max. Radius 635mm (25”)
Min. Radius 7” (180mm)
Centre/pivot point marking
Workpiece
Rod assembly
Rod hole
Workpiece
Arc/Circle perimeter
Router cutter

Set the depth of the cutter as usual and rest the router on the
work piece as if to start a routing pass. Release the bridge
pinch-bolt so the anti-tilt leg drops down and the foot rests
on the bench top. Without moving the router or anti-tilt leg
retighten the bridge pinch-bolt locking the anti-tilt leg at the
height which will then support the previously unsupported side
of the router.
Before completing the routing pass check that
the bench surrounding the work piece is smooth
and even. Complete a couple of dry runs with the
router around the work piece ensuring that the
anti-tilt leg has a clear path and the router remains
stable whilst the pass is completed.
4. Anti-tilt Support
The CRB’s anti-tilt leg is designed specifically to aid stability
when routing narrow sections of material. The leg is in two
parts so its height if necessary can be reduced by unscrewing
the rods.
Slide the anti-tilt leg into the bridge pinch-bolt hole from the
underside of the baseplate. Lock it in position with the plastic
foot up against the underside of the baseplate. Slide the router
onto the CRB’s rods and lock the router in position using the
router fence rod knobs. Ensure that the router is positioned
to allow the router cutter to sit safely within the baseplate
‘letterbox’.
Maximum height = 80mm (3 1/8”)
Minimum height = 8mm (5/16”)
Component
8
41
Cutter
Router fence knob
3. Using the CRB with a
Clamp Guide
Using a clamp guide and router to groove across the width
of a work piece is a useful and common practice. However
considerable time is taken to accurately set the clamp guide at
right angles to the edge of the board simultaneously ensuring
a precise distance from the desired position of the rebate.
The CRB’s micro adjuster removes the need to set the
distance between clamp guide and groove.
Ensure the clamp guide is set at right angles to the board
edge and within the range of the routers movement on the
CRB’s rods. Slide the router to the approximate position of the
required rebate and using the router fence rod knob on the
router base lock the router onto the CRB’s adjuster rod.
Plunge the cutter to the work piece surface (with the router
turned off) and using the micro adjuster bring the edge of the
cutter up to the line denoting the location of the rebate. Run
the bridge end of the CRB’s baseplate up against the clamp
guide and using an even pressure ensure the router moves
smoothly down the length of the clamp guide.
If a deep rebate or groove is needed several lighter
cutting passes may result in a better finish.
If two grooves are needed within 110mm centre to centre of
each other, (using a 1/4” cutter) they can be routed without
moving the clamp guide by simply sliding the router down the
CRB’s rods to the next location.
2
6B
5B
2
4
Clamp
guide
Router fence
rod knob
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Clamp one guide batten on each side of the work piece, over
lapping the ends. This will give a wider and longer platform to
support the router.
Depending on the depth of mortise and material being used,
several cutting passes may be required in order to achieve the
correct depth safely.
nPlug the router into the power supply.
nTwist the router and CRB in a clock-wise movement
tightening the mortise pillars against the sides of the work
piece.
nSwitch on the router.
nPlunge the router cutter into the work piece and feed the
machine forwards again ensuring that the mortise pillars
are in contact with each side of the work piece.
nAt the end of the mortise, turn off the router and release
plunge.
nReset the router cutter depth and repeat until the required
mortise depth is achieved.
nSwitch off router.
For material widths 125mm to 219mm:-
Fit the mortise pillars to the underside of the baseplate using
the two M4 screws provided. Then follow the same instructions
as above.
410
5B
10
6B
If the router requires final adjustment plunge
and lock the router so that the cutter tip is just
in contact with work pieces surface and use the
micro adjuster to accurately set the cutter position.
Cutter
Guide battens
5. Adjustable Offset Mortising
Providing stability and lateral adjustment when edge mortising
usually involves a separate jig and set up however the CRB
fitted with the mortise pillars saves time and gives a clean
finish.
For material widths between 50mm and 125mm.
If the outer holes on the base are used the maximum material
width is 200mm.
410
5B
10
nFit the mortise pillars to the underside of the baseplate
in locations using the two x M4 screws provided.
nMark out the required mortise dimensions onto the
work piece.
nEnsure the router is unplugged during the set up phase.
nFit the cutter to the router and refit the router onto the CRB.
nPlace the CRB onto the section of wood to be mortised
with a mortise pillar on either side of the work piece. Rotate
the CRB clockwise until both mortise pillars are in contact
with and tightened against the sides of the work piece.
nPosition the router so that the router cutter sits between
the mortise pillars and roughly lines up with the mortise
markings, if happy fix the router in position by locking the
router fence rod knobs on the both the fixed guide rod and
the adjuster rod.
14
10
14
10
2
F F
6B
Cutter
Clamps
It’s important to ensure that the mortise pillars
remain in contact with the work piece sides along
the complete length of the mortise. If the position
of the mortise is at the very end of the work piece
then additional guide battens will need to be fitted
to prevent the mortise pillars literally falling off the
end of the work piece.
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7. Using the CRB with the Trend
Varijig and Euro Style Guide
Bush Fitting Routers
The anti-tilt function of the CRB can be used as an
alternative to the anti-tilt shoe included with the Trend Varijig,
for self guided shank mounted cutters. For routers that can
accept Euro style guide bushes, a longer spigot 40mm
diameter guide bush is required Ref. GB40/B.
The guide bush is fitted into the router guide bush recess.
When routing out smaller rectangles narrower than 120mm,
the increased size of the baseplate provides sufficient area
across the Varijig frame and the anti-tilt leg is not required.
In certain circumstances the router handle
prevents setting the correct depth of the anti-tilt
leg however, the anti-tilt leg can be shortened as
it’s a two part component, simply unscrew the top
section and use the remaining shorter section.
A longer spigot guide bush must be used
Ref. GB40/B.
After use remove the CRB from the router and store carefully.
3
8
Guide bush
Varijig
Varijig
6. Adjustable False Panel
Groove Copier
To repeat a routing pass a set distance from another pass
or to produce a series of closely routed grooves or rebates
can be efficiently achieved using the false panel copy tongue
feature. The CRB can be set up easily for this purpose.
Machine up a small section of copy batten min. 160mm length
in timber or a solid plastic i.e. nylon or polyethylene. The copy
batten should copy the size and profile of the router cutter that
is to produce the groove. Test the finished copy batten in a
sample groove to ensure a snug, but not tight fit, is achieved.
Using a clamp guide or side fence set up, rout the first groove
on the work piece. Then:
Using three No.6 woodscrews line up the copy batten with
the three countersunk holes located in the baseplate at the
opposite end to the bridge and screw the copy batten to the
underside of the baseplate.
To avoid splitting the small section copy batten
screw it in position by hand not with a drill driver.
Fit the CRB to the router. Check that the copy batten slides
into the first groove and moves smoothly along its length.
Set the required distance between the router cutter and copy
batten by sliding the router along the CRB rods if necessary
using the micro adjuster to finely adjust it’s position. Then lock
the router in place using at least one router fence rod knob on
each side of the router base.
The 2nd groove can now be routed. In order to maintain
accuracy use a consistent pressure when holding the router in
position during each pass of the router.
Remove the swarf in the 2nd groove and slot the copy batten
into it to produce the 3rd groove. Repeat as required.
4
1
5
2
Cutter Copy batten
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ACCESSORIES
Please use only Trend original accessories.
Edge Trimming Base Kit
Ref. CRB/TB
An additional function of the CRB is a fast and accurate
method of consistently trimming solid hardwood lipping
and iron on edging flush with its core panel.
Includes bearing
copy guide.
For
lipping
16mm wide
by 6mm
projection.
Maximum cutter
diameter 25mm.
Guide Bush 40mmØ
Ref. GB40/B
40mmØ x 14mm spigot for Varijig.
Mortise and Fluting Accessory
Ref. CRB/MF
An additional accessory which helps cut precision mortises
and flutes on material from 38mm to 178mm wide.
Please use only Trend original spare parts.
SPARE PARTS
MAINTENANCE
Please use only Trend original spare parts and accessories.
The accessory has been designed to operate over a long
period of time, with the minimum amount of maintenance.
Continual satisfactory operation depends upon proper tool
care and regular cleaning.
Cleaning
nRegularly clean jig with a soft cloth.
Lubrication
nYour accessory requires no additional lubrication.
Storage
nAccessory can be stored in its packaging, or can be
hung on a wall hook.
Item Qty. Desc. Ref. (1 off)
1 1 Bridge WP-CRB/01
2 1 Baseplate <04/18 WP-CRB/02
1 Baseplate >04/18 WP-CRB/02B
3 1 Thumb Knob WP-CRB/03
4 1 Micro Adjuster Knob WP-CRB/04
4B 1 Micro Adjuster Lock Nut WP-CRB/22
5 &6 2 Guide Rods (8mm) WP-CRB/05AB
1 Adjuster Rod <04/18 WP-CRB/05A
1 Fixed Rod <04/18 WP-CRB/05B
5B &6B 2 Guide Rod M5 Locknuts WP-CRB/18
5C 1 Adjuster Rod WP-CRB/19
5D &6E 1 Rod Crank Plate WP-CRB/20
6C 1 Fixed Rod WP-CRB/21
6D 2 M8 Locknut WP-CRB/22
7 1 Offset Handle WP-CRB/07
8 1 Anti-tilt Leg WP-CRB/08
9 1 Pivot Pin WP-CRB/09
10 1 Mortise Pillar WP-CRB/10
11 1 Indexed Ruler Self Adhesive WP-CRB/11
12 9 Woodscrew No.6 x 12.7mm Pozi WP-SCW/119
13 1 M5 Csk Screw Pack <04/18 WP-CR/13
14 3 Machine Screw Csk M4 x 10mm Slot WP-SCW/48
15 1 Bridge Shim Kit <04/18 WP-CRB/15
1 Bridge Spacer >04/18 WP-CRB/15A
16 2 Guide Rods 7mm WP-CRB/23
17 1 Spring for Thumb Knob WP-CRB/17
18 3 Compass Pivot Hub WP-CRB/25
19 2 Lock Bars WP-CRB/26
20 1 Compass Rods 10mm WP-CRB/24
Side Fence
Ref. CRB/SF
Screws onto Combination Router Base. 270mm long
with facility to accept false fence.
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© Trend Machinery & Cutting Tools Ltd 2017, 2018 E&OE
RECYCLABLE
Manufactured by M•Power Tools Ltd™ Design Reg. 3003639
Safety Points
1. Disconnect power tool and attachment from power
supply when not in use, before servicing, when making
adjustments and when changing accessories such as
cutters. Ensure switch is in “off” position. Always ensure
cutter has stopped rotating.
2. Read and understand instructions supplied with power
tool, attachment and cutter.
3. Current Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for eye,
ear and respiratory protection must be worn. Keep hands,
hair and clothes clear of the cutter.
4. Before each use check cutter is sharp and free from
damage. Do not use if cutter is dull, broken or cracked or
if any damage is noticeable or suspected.
5. The maximum speed (nmax) marked on tool or in
instructions or on packaging shall not be exceeded.
Where stated, the speed range should be adhered to.
6. Insert the shank into the router collet at least all the way
to the marked line indicated on the shank. This ensures at
least 3/4 of shank length is held in collet. Ensure clamping
surfaces are clean.
7. Check all fixing and fastening nuts, bolts and screws on
power tool, attachment and cutting tools are correctly
assembled, tight and to correct torque setting before use.
8. Ensure all visors, guards and dust extraction is fitted.
9. The direction of routing must always be opposite to the
cutter’s direction of rotation.
10. Do not switch power tool on with the cutter touching the
work piece.
11. Trial cuts should be made in waste material before starting
any project.
12. Repair of tools is only allowed according to tool
manufacturers instructions.
13. Do not take deep cuts in one pass, take several shallow
passes to reduce the side load applied to the cutter.
Please see www.trend-uk.com/safety for more safety advice.
Our policy of continuous improvements mean that
specifications may change without notice. Trend Machinery
& Cutting Tools Ltd. cannot be held liable for any material
rendered unusable, or for any form of consequential loss.
Trend Machinery & Cutting Tools Ltd
Odhams Trading Estate St Albans Road
Watford WD24 7TR England
Tel: [phone]
[email protected]
www.trend-uk.com
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Recycle raw materials instead of disposing
as waste.
Packaging should be sorted for environmental-friendly
recycling.
The product and its accessories at the end of its life should
be sorted for environmental-friendly recycling.
GUARANTEE
All Trend products are guaranteed against any defects in
either workmanship or material, except products that have
been damaged due to improper use or maintenance.