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Carriage
Figure 3
5.
With the Mast-R-Lift II Crank Handle loosen the
tensioning cap screw sufficiently to force the
carriage to spread (Figure 5). This allows the
router to be installed easily.
Figure 5
6.
Now slide the router motor into the carriage so
the top of the motor housing just makes contact
with the inside surface of the center hole in the
top plate (Figure 6)
Figure 6
Clamping Block
Figure 4
7.
Rotate the router so that when the final
installation is made all router controls will be
positioned for convenient access an there is no
interference. Then back the motor off approx.
1/16" from contacting the top plate and tighten
the cap screw on the carriage assembly.
Figure 7
8.
With the Mast-R-Lift™ II Crank handle, re-tighten
the tensioning cap screw. (Figure 7)
The Mast-R-Lift II is manufactured to precise
tolerances. Due to the manufacturing tolerances
of the different router motors that the Mast-R-Lift
II will accommodate, you may find that your Lift is
not as smooth as it should be after the router is
installed. To correct this, first: raise the Lift
carriage with the router installed to a position
close to the top plate. Then, loosen the two 5/16-
18 socket screws holding each shaft onto the top
plate a quarter of a turn and re-tighten. This
relieves any stress on the shafts to center
themselves with respect to the carriage after the
router is installed ensuring there is no resistance
in the movement of the carriage up and down.
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