Woodworking – Process – Mechanical cutting or shaping
Patent
1998-08-28
1999-07-06
Bray, W. Donald
Woodworking
Process
Mechanical cutting or shaping
33642, 1441341, 1441352, 408184, 409218, B27M 100, B27C 500
Patent
active
059186526
ABSTRACT:
A mechanism that attaches to a plunge router, particularly when the router is used in a router table, to conveniently and accurately move the router body relative to the router base in order to adjust the position of a router bit in the router relative to the router table. Substantial excursions are made by moving a handle up or down using a handle or a foot pedal, and small excursions are made using a micro-adjust mechanism that has a detent set screw and cooperating structure to facilitate adjustment of the micro-adjust mechanism by very small predetermined increments.
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Pages printed from The Old School Godney Wells Website (http://www.woodrat.com) related to the WoodRat Guide to Jointing, Sep. 13, 1998. It is admitted to have been known prior to Aug. 28, 1998.
Bray W. Donald
Lee Valley Tools Ltd.
Pratt John S.
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