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Woodline DadoRight Dado Jig for Router Instructions

Fitting the DadoRight™ to your clamp.  
Place the DadoRight™ over the clamp and loosen the three screws  
on the outside edge of the mounting assembly. Squeeze the sides of the  
portion of the mounting assembly that covers the clamp and hold while  
tightening the screws snugly. The DadoRight™ has small slots that allow  
for precise adjustment. When properly set, the DadoRight™ should slide  
smoothly along the guide without excessive play. If the DadoRight™ moves  
smoothly in some places but binds in other areas, check for glue buildup or  
other imperfections in the clamp.  
Woodline USA recommends a 24 guide clamp for most dado  
applications; however, longer clamps can be used. Alternatively, the system  
can be used with a straight, smooth board no greater than 5/8″ thick and  
2⅛″ wide and an appropriate width.  
Figure 3 Place over clamp,  
Loosen all three screws.  
Squeeze and then tighten.  
Setting up your DadoRight™  
The DadoRight™ works well with virtually any router with a base  
plate up to 6½ in diameter (most 2½ HP or less routers). A router can be  
mounted to the pivot plate directly or by using a standard 1  
bushing (optional).  
OD style  
Using a Bushing  
The DadoRight™ can be used with or without an optional 1  
guide  
bushing. A standard 1 diameter guide bushing fits tightly into the center  
hole of the pivot plate and the DadoRight™ can easily be removed or  
use elsewhere. Contact Woodline USA or visit woodline.com if you need  
Figure 4 router with 1" bushing  
installed.  
to purchase a 1  
Without a 1  
bushing.  
bushing, the router must be mounted to the pivot plate.  
Option 1: Remove the pivot plate from the jig by  
removing the three retaining screws. Place the router on top of the  
pivot plate and note the position of the router handles and other  
fittings. The router should be turned until the handles and fittings will  
not interfere with the set plate knobs when the router base is pivoted  
during use. The opening in the pivot plate should be centered on the  
router bit opening. Carefully mark the location of router mounting  
holes. Drill the mounting holes and countersink them so the screw  
heads are just below the bottom surface of the pivot plate. Reinstall  
the pivot plate into the jig and tighten all the screws. The pivot screw  
is secured with a special nylon lock nut. Tighten the screw firmly, then  
back off ¾ turn to allow smooth movement of the pivot plate.  
The pivot plate is marked and  
drilled, then countersunk to fit a  
router.  
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