Woodrat bit chart?...

[W0ody]

Ive got a problem...

i will try and explain the best way i can.

i won a woodrat on ebay for £250... but the only thing it hasnt got is..

that chart of the router bits (on the video you refer to it to tell you the settings of the dovetails)

does anyone no where i can download it? or even better some1 email me a copy?

thanks :wink:

 

[Philly]

Woody
Is there a copy of it in the manual? If so you can download the manual for free from Woodrat.
Hope this helps
Philly

 

[Martingchapman]

WOody,
The table is in the manual which you can download free from here;
http://woodrat.com/downloads/WR5_Manual.pdf

Alternatively if you don't want to do this pm me with your email address and I will send you the relevant page out of the manual (I need your email address as I cant see how to attach a document to a PM).

Martin.

 

[ivan]

Woodrat's own site carrries only a shortform manual; the full version is available for download from the US site below:

http://www.thecraftsmangallery.com/docu ... nual_9.pdf

other stuff can be acessed from their page showing woodrat machines, which they are soon discontinuing in favour of their own version

 

[W0ody]

thanks guys,

yeah thats great

Martingchapman PM sent.

and another question

i heard the woodrat is predrilled for a DeWALT 625?
can any1 confirm this as i may have a chance to own 1 for £90.

 

[Martingchapman]

WOody,
Quote from the latest version (V9) of the Woodrat Manual

"Fix Your Router to the Router Plate
There is a great variety of routers on the market each with its own base
sizes and hole positions, so you may have to drill and countersink your
own holes in the Router Plate. You will find starter holes for some common
makes (DeWalt 625/621, Elu 177)."

I have sent the chart to your private email address.

Regards - Martin.

 

[ivan]

Have a good read at www.aldel.co.uk where you'll find some useful advice on all sorts re setting up a woodrat, written by users. Whilst marked for a 625, you may find the mfr's marks give only an 'adequate' central bit position, and Alan's site tells you how to get it spot on for any router.