How do you lock the depth after it is adjusted so it does not drift during operation?
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Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust pack in tight enough to need an air compressor. Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust... » Read More Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust pack in tight enough to need an air compressor. « Show Less
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My router (Ryobi) has its own locking mechanism which is separate from the Router Razer. I'm thinking your router should have some mechanism of this type.
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I am using a 3 1/4 Hp Porter Cable router. i don't think there is a way to lock the height adjustment. I have been using the Router Raiser for over a year and I have never had a issue with the height changing once i set it.
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I just set it and forget it. I have never had the bit move up or down. It works really well for me.
1541703
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but it's toggle switches, so I think it locks in place. Sorry I wasn't of any more help. It's a really good hairdryer, but the toggle switches are in a cumbersome place. Right where I grip the handle!!
698135
Mine does that too ... I think it is a glitch but to stop it take it off auto depth and that should take care of it
1681017
My husband doesn't have this problem??????????? Is the guard bent? Are you setting the depth right? Maybe it is defective.
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I haven't found a solution to that problem yet. I try to position the holder high enough so there is the least amount of movement when not in my hand.
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Try unscrewing the adjustment entirely...the should be a rubber seal inside in addition to a little plastic ring. See if either of those are mangled and messing with the adjustment.
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Unlock each end and unscrew lockCounterclockwise. Until it separates.Put both parts over rail and retighten andRelock
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Depress handle and slide back to unlock, insert base of ball mount, adjust to what position you want and then slide handle forward to lock position. Handle position is marked. Good Luck.
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Yes...it is not spring loaded...just a slider. Once you get the depth set you just gently turn the indicator and read the line corresponding to the correct depth.
1988909
Thank you for your question! Once you twist the top to choose your desired setting, the mechanism should stay in place until you decide to change it.
1385232
Lift up on the bottom red handle. Pull up the sides to a semi locked position, then push down the bottom. That should lock the sides
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I am assuming you want to tilt the unit up so it projects a line some height higher than horizontal? You can, but the unit probably will never auto-level itself and will keep blinking on you. You can switch it to locked-mode and the blinking will stop, but will need to manually level it.
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I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.
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No, it does not officially have an adjustable depth. However, I just flip the wheels back to the locked position if I wish to control how deep of a cut I am making and find that works well for me.
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you can adjust the depth from about 1 half inch to about 2 inches.I use it about in the middle now. I started a the smallest and worked up each time
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once you have it set, pivot is tightened with a bolt (wrench provided), you make it as tight as you want. Sloppy to no movement. I have mine set to very hard to move so I can still adjust it some without loosening bolt. To raise or lower some (minor adjustment) there is a screw at top, and the left right slider bar is with a knob but still no movement if wanted
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You can NOT adjust the width. The only way to do this is to use a diff. cutter. The depth MAY be somewhat adjusted by inserting the blade less or further. Adjustment this way is affective. GREAT little tool though!!