Amana 48100 hinge router bits Guía Del Usuario
4. Excess Material
5. Sub-Base
6. Collets
7. Sharpen
3. Multi Speed
2. Inspection
11. Power Off
12. Max. RPM Table
14. Notice
13. Safety
1. Routers Only
8. Router Table
9. Start up
10. Vibration
Router bits are designed to use in portable or stationary routing machines
only. Do not use router bits in any other equipment such as drill press,
portable electric drill, cordless drill, die grinder, milling machine, etc.
only. Do not use router bits in any other equipment such as drill press,
portable electric drill, cordless drill, die grinder, milling machine, etc.
Where applicable, it is recommended that you use a high quality router table.
This is especially useful and safer for panel raising, stile & rail door cutting,
etc. Except when securely fastened to a sturdy, high-quality router table,
never use a portable router “free-hand” in an upside-down (inverted) manner.
This is especially useful and safer for panel raising, stile & rail door cutting,
etc. Except when securely fastened to a sturdy, high-quality router table,
never use a portable router “free-hand” in an upside-down (inverted) manner.
Never start nor stop the router while the cutting tool is touching anything,
including the workpiece.
including the workpiece.
Unplug router and or machine before changing tooling.
Do not exceed the maximum RPM shown for the
particular tool you are using.
particular tool you are using.
If there is any indication of vibration, immediately turn off and unplug the
router and carefully inspect the router, spindle, collet, cutting tool, table,
clamps, etc. Do not proceed until the condition has been properly identified
and corrected.
router and carefully inspect the router, spindle, collet, cutting tool, table,
clamps, etc. Do not proceed until the condition has been properly identified
and corrected.
You should always inspect any cutting tool (new or used) before using.
Ensure that all hardware (allen screws, hex nuts, collars, etc.) are properly
tightened and that ball bearings (if so equipped) rotate freely. Do not use
any cutting tool if there is evidence that the carbide is chipped or cracked or
if the tool appears imbalanced. This procedure is especially important after
the tool has been re-sharpened.
Ensure that all hardware (allen screws, hex nuts, collars, etc.) are properly
tightened and that ball bearings (if so equipped) rotate freely. Do not use
any cutting tool if there is evidence that the carbide is chipped or cracked or
if the tool appears imbalanced. This procedure is especially important after
the tool has been re-sharpened.
For the highest quality cut and safest operation, a variable speed router
with a horsepower rating of two or higher is recommended. If using a
multi-speed router, use the slow or medium speed setting (see RPM chart).
The overall performance and quality of cut depends on speed (RPM), feed-
rate, material type and amount of material being removed. Adjustments
can be made to provide the desired finish of cut. Some multi-speed routers
utilize a ‘soft start’ feature which slowly increases R.P.M. speed when the
router is switched on. This feature reduces start-up reaction torque,
particularly when using larger diameter router bits. Follow router
manufacturers instructions for the safest use of the particular router you
are using.
with a horsepower rating of two or higher is recommended. If using a
multi-speed router, use the slow or medium speed setting (see RPM chart).
The overall performance and quality of cut depends on speed (RPM), feed-
rate, material type and amount of material being removed. Adjustments
can be made to provide the desired finish of cut. Some multi-speed routers
utilize a ‘soft start’ feature which slowly increases R.P.M. speed when the
router is switched on. This feature reduces start-up reaction torque,
particularly when using larger diameter router bits. Follow router
manufacturers instructions for the safest use of the particular router you
are using.
INSTRUCTIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR SAFE USE OF LARGE DIAMETER AND ASSEMBLY TYPE ROUTER BITS
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING ANOTHER TOP-QUALITY AMANA TOOL
®
ROUTER BIT.
ROUTER BITS & CUTTING TOOLS CAN BE DANGEROUS WHEN IMPROPERLY USED,
SO PLEASE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES BEFORE
USING THIS TOOL:
SO PLEASE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES BEFORE
USING THIS TOOL:
For large cuts, it is advisable to first remove as much material as possible
prior to using the large bit. For example, if using 1-1/2" radius corner round
bit (#49526), start off using several passes or a smaller radius, or bevel the
material with a table saw, etc. For large dado type cut, consider using
alternative methods, such as a table saw with a dado set, instead of a large
router bit.
prior to using the large bit. For example, if using 1-1/2" radius corner round
bit (#49526), start off using several passes or a smaller radius, or bevel the
material with a table saw, etc. For large dado type cut, consider using
alternative methods, such as a table saw with a dado set, instead of a large
router bit.
When installing the router bit into the router or shaper collet, be sure the tool
is straight and firmly tightened. Also, the base or sub-base should be large
enough to accommodate the diameter of the tool you are using. Always use
a properly designed sub-base with your router. Using the base without the
sub-base does not provide enough stability for the router.
is straight and firmly tightened. Also, the base or sub-base should be large
enough to accommodate the diameter of the tool you are using. Always use
a properly designed sub-base with your router. Using the base without the
sub-base does not provide enough stability for the router.
Proper router collets are essential to safe routing. Worn, scored or out-of -
round router collets do not provide adequate holding power and will increase
run-out and vibration. Multiply these factors by the router R.P.M. (22,000
and greater), and you will realize why we must emphasize the importance of
proper router collet condition. Do not assume that new collets are
geometrically correct. Dark marks or grooves in the router bit shank usually
indicate slippage and a worn collet, which should be replaced immediately.
round router collets do not provide adequate holding power and will increase
run-out and vibration. Multiply these factors by the router R.P.M. (22,000
and greater), and you will realize why we must emphasize the importance of
proper router collet condition. Do not assume that new collets are
geometrically correct. Dark marks or grooves in the router bit shank usually
indicate slippage and a worn collet, which should be replaced immediately.
ROUTER BIT SHANKS SHOULD BE COMPLETELY INSERTED INTO
THE COLLET AND BACKED OFF SLIGHTLY (APPROX. 1/16").
NEVER PARTIALLY INSERT THE BIT INTO THE COLLET. DO NOT
USE REDUCING SLEEVES BUT, RATHER, THE CORRECT SIZE COLLET.
THE COLLET AND BACKED OFF SLIGHTLY (APPROX. 1/16").
NEVER PARTIALLY INSERT THE BIT INTO THE COLLET. DO NOT
USE REDUCING SLEEVES BUT, RATHER, THE CORRECT SIZE COLLET.
The same way you would not drive your car with flat tires, do not use a dull
router bit. This results in a poor quality cut, excessive vibration, burning of
the wood, and possible chipping or breaking of the router bit. Sharp tools
cut smoother, faster and with less strain on both the router and the operator.
Always have your cutting tools professionally re-sharpened by a reputable
grinding firm. Again, re-inspect your cutting tool for cracks, chips, loose
hardware & bearings, etc. before using.
router bit. This results in a poor quality cut, excessive vibration, burning of
the wood, and possible chipping or breaking of the router bit. Sharp tools
cut smoother, faster and with less strain on both the router and the operator.
Always have your cutting tools professionally re-sharpened by a reputable
grinding firm. Again, re-inspect your cutting tool for cracks, chips, loose
hardware & bearings, etc. before using.
Carbide cutting tips may chip or fragment during use. Always use
machine guards and wear proper eye protection while operating routers
and machinery. Keep hands clear of cutting area. Collet integrity and
usage is extremely important to safety and longer tool life. Please refer to
your Router Owners Manuals for further information.
machine guards and wear proper eye protection while operating routers
and machinery. Keep hands clear of cutting area. Collet integrity and
usage is extremely important to safety and longer tool life. Please refer to
your Router Owners Manuals for further information.
Grinding of this product will produce dust of potentially hazardous
ingredients. Use adequate ventilation and read M.S.D.S. (Material Safety
Data Sheet).
ingredients. Use adequate ventilation and read M.S.D.S. (Material Safety
Data Sheet).
WARNING:
WARNING:
NOTE:
THIS GUIDE IS INTENDED FOR GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE
CONSIDERED A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOUR POWER TOOL OWNERS MANUAL, NOR A GUIDE TO SAFE
WOODWORKING PRACTICES. PLEASE CONSULT OTHER APPROPRIATE REFERENCE MATERIALS.
WOODWORKING PRACTICES. PLEASE CONSULT OTHER APPROPRIATE REFERENCE MATERIALS.
AMANA TOOL
®
CORP., FARMINGDALE, NY
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45447 20,000
45449 22,000
45450 22,000
45451 22,000
45452 18,000
45453 16,000
45467 20,000
45468 20,000
45469 18,000
45470 16,000
45480 12,000
45728 18,000
45732 14,000
45944 20,000
45946 18,000
45948 14,000
45949 14,000
49120 18,000
49121 12,000
49122 12,000
49360 22,000
49405 16,000
49406 18,000
49416 16,000
49519 14,000
49520 14,000
49521 14,000
49522 14,000
49523 10,000
45449 22,000
45450 22,000
45451 22,000
45452 18,000
45453 16,000
45467 20,000
45468 20,000
45469 18,000
45470 16,000
45480 12,000
45728 18,000
45732 14,000
45944 20,000
45946 18,000
45948 14,000
45949 14,000
49120 18,000
49121 12,000
49122 12,000
49360 22,000
49405 16,000
49406 18,000
49416 16,000
49519 14,000
49520 14,000
49521 14,000
49522 14,000
49523 10,000
49524 10,000
49525 10,000
49526 10,000
49550 16,000
49554 16,000
49556 16,000
49558 16,000
49560 16,000
49620 14,000
49621 14,000
49622 14,000
51560 20,000
51562 14,000
51564 10,000
51566 10,000
51572 20,000
51574 18,000
51576 14,000
53812 14,000
54100 18,000
54115 20,000
54117 14,000
54118 20,000
54119 14,000
54121 14,000
54127 18,000
54135 18,000
54188 18,000
54200 12,000
49525 10,000
49526 10,000
49550 16,000
49554 16,000
49556 16,000
49558 16,000
49560 16,000
49620 14,000
49621 14,000
49622 14,000
51560 20,000
51562 14,000
51564 10,000
51566 10,000
51572 20,000
51574 18,000
51576 14,000
53812 14,000
54100 18,000
54115 20,000
54117 14,000
54118 20,000
54119 14,000
54121 14,000
54127 18,000
54135 18,000
54188 18,000
54200 12,000
54221 12,000
54222 18,000
54224 18,000
54226 18,000
54227 12,000
54228 18,000
54229 12,000
54230 18,000
54232 18,000
54236 18,000
54238 18,000
54240 18,000
54250 14,000
54252 14,000
54260 18,000
54266 18,000
54280 18,000
54282 18,000
54284 18,000
54286 18,000
54288 18,000
54400 16,000
54402 16,000
54404 16,000
54406 16,000
54408 16,000
55390 18,000
57140 14,000
57145 14,000
54222 18,000
54224 18,000
54226 18,000
54227 12,000
54228 18,000
54229 12,000
54230 18,000
54232 18,000
54236 18,000
54238 18,000
54240 18,000
54250 14,000
54252 14,000
54260 18,000
54266 18,000
54280 18,000
54282 18,000
54284 18,000
54286 18,000
54288 18,000
54400 16,000
54402 16,000
54404 16,000
54406 16,000
54408 16,000
55390 18,000
57140 14,000
57145 14,000
57162 20,000
57194 18,000
57200 12,000
57204 12,000
57206 10,000
57208 10,000
57210 10,000
57212 10,000
57214 10,000
57216 12,000
57218 12,000
57228 22,000
57230 18,000
57240 18,000
57248 15,000
57252 16,000
57256 14,000
57258 12,000
AMS-200 20,000
AMS-201 14,000
AMS-202 14,000
AMS-203 14,000
AMS-205 14,000
AMS-300 20,000
AMS-301 14,000
AMS-555 14,000
57194 18,000
57200 12,000
57204 12,000
57206 10,000
57208 10,000
57210 10,000
57212 10,000
57214 10,000
57216 12,000
57218 12,000
57228 22,000
57230 18,000
57240 18,000
57248 15,000
57252 16,000
57256 14,000
57258 12,000
AMS-200 20,000
AMS-201 14,000
AMS-202 14,000
AMS-203 14,000
AMS-205 14,000
AMS-300 20,000
AMS-301 14,000
AMS-555 14,000
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Chamfer First
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