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1. Place the insert ring into the center
ring of the Excel II. (Fig. 18).
2. With the insert wrench provided,
insert the prongs of the wrench into
the corresponding holes in the insert
ring and turn the insert ring counter
clockwise to tighten.
Turn the insert wrench clockwise to loosen and
remove the ring. If the insert ring becomes too
tight to loosen with hand pressure, a tap
clockwise on the insert wrench with a block of
wood will loosen it.
Figure 19
USING YOUR MAST-R-LIFT EXCEL II
To raise your router, turn the crank handle
clockwise. To lower, turn the handle counter-
clockwise. Keep in mind that one complete
revolution equals 1/8" of change.
**Refer to the chart below for fractional and
decimal adjustments based on mount of
revolutions made.
Fraction
Decimal
1/32"
0.031"
1/16"
0.062"
1/8"
0.125"
1/4"
0.250"
1/2"
0.500"
1"
1.000"
Number of
Revolutions
1/4 Revolution
1/2 Revolution
1 Revolution 2
Revolutions 4
Revolutions 8
Revolutions
USING THE CAM LOCK ON YOUR MAST-R-LIFT
EXCEL II
With the Mast-R-Lift Excel II you have the
added benefit of locking your Lift in a desired
position for long term routing operations and
having the comfort in knowing the position
you have set is locked in place.
To engage the cam lock on the Mast-R-Lift
Excel II, simply pull up on the cam lock
handle. To disengage the lock, push the
cam lock handle down. (See Figure #19)
Figure 20
RE-ADJUSTING THE THREAD TENSION
All JessEm Lifts feature our patented thread
tensioning design. Thread tension is set at
the factory and depending on the amount of
use you may have to reset this adjustment
periodically, depending on the amount of
tension you desire.
If the bit height ever begins to change (or
drop) during use, the thread tensioning likely
needs to be reset.
For this adjustment you will need to flip your
table over onto a clean flat surface.
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