20 Most Recent Bosch Plunge Router Questions & Answers

i have this router and it is the nicest one i have ever used. setting up a jig take time and if you are only making a straight cut then put a straight edge along your top and clamp it down. you only need the distance from the roller on your bit to the back endge of the router fence. set the straight edge that distance from the front of your top. I suggest tryinng it on a scrap piece of wood to make sure the distance is exact and the profile being cut doesnt need adjusted

Hi pf,

Go to this site and enter your model number and download a free version.

http://www.boschtools.com/Service/ProductServices/Pages/ManualsandPartsDefault.aspx#

Handie Andie

All the manuals for the Bosch tools can be found on Boschtools.com, there is an area on the website that says "owners manuals".

various tool shops. try www.axminster.co.uk or www.rutlands.co.uk both are good tool suppliers with a good range of parts

You can try to adjust the lever that moves the plunge and see if that helps, but a plunge router isn't made for upside use. If you have the option and use the router upside down often, you may want to get a fixed base.

hello- had same problem with similar model-- problem is definitely DUST INSIDE THE SWITCH, it must be blown out with compressed air- i had this done at a repair shop (for free) so i don't know if they had to disassemble anything- hope this is helpful
john

A 2-horsepower motor is good for most people. A larger one is needed for professional work; while an even smaller motor is good for detail work.

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