Grizzly C1330 User guide

These router bits have sharp edges.
use care while removing the waxy
protective coating. Never turn on
the router with the protective coat­ing still on the bit.

Designed to create locking joints
between front and side drawer pan­els, the Model C1330 is ideal for use
on

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⁄2" wood drawer stock. This bit is
also excellent for creating glue joints.
The Model C1330 can be used in a hand-held router with properly secured jigs or guides, but, for best results,
we recommend using this bit with your router mounted on a router table, such as the Rebel

®

Router Table by

Woodstock International.

Note: These instructions and drawings are intended for explanation and clarification purposes only as they
relate to this particular router bit. Apply all safety rules and measures pertaining to router operations and your
specific operation. Refer to the owner’s manual supplied with your router and router table for specific warnings
and instructions before proceeding with equipment operations.

Step 1 – Milling Front Panel

Determine the lip thickness you desire for your drawer front. Set the height of the
router bit in the table to match the amount of material you wish to remove from
the panel. Adjust the fence to remove the amount of reveal you desire, plus

3

⁄8"

to accommodate a routered side panel (based on the concept that you are using

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• unplug shaper before
installing or adjusting cutter.

• keep all guards and anti-kick­back devices in place.

• double check bit to insure i t is
tight and secure in spindle.

• Always inspect lumber and other
wood materials for cracks,
knots, or other imperfections
that could cause lumber to kick
or shatter while milling.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR C1330

DRAWER LOCK BIT

•failure to follow theSE guidelines
will result in serious personal
injury.

•ALWAYS WEAR ANSI APPROVED
EYE AND EAR PROTECTION
WHEN USING THIS BIT.

•The use of a router table is strong­ly recommended.

•never feed lumber with the rotation
of the bit.

•follow the safety guidelines set
forth by the manufacturer of the
router and router table.

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⁄2" side panels). Otherwise, subtract 1⁄8" from the width of the side panels you use.

Step 2 – Milling Side Panel

Adjust your router height so the end cut on your side panel matches the first notch behind the reveal on your
front panel. As a rule, that end cut should measure approximately

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⁄8". Adjust the fence until the notch at the top
of the router bit (facing up from the router table) is flush with the front face of the fence. We recommend mak­ing a test cut on scrap wood, to ensure accuracy, before making your final cut.