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Explains how master fixtures guide routing and locating drilling holes for hardware, hinges, pivots, and reinforcing plates, including notes on applied jigs for hole locating when separate from router templates. 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The router drill jig template not only guides the router for proper shape cut-out, but also locates and guides the drilling of holes for attaching hardware and reinforcing plates where necessary for installing hardware, hinges, pivots, etc.  \nIn some cases, jigs for locating and drilling holes are not part of the router template. These jigs are referred to as applied jigs and can be used in conjunction with R-A-S router templates or when other methods of routing are used.  \nThe M 6-10 master fixture has the widest variety of uses and fits 3 to 6 inch tubes.  \nThe M 2-10 master fixture is used mainly for narrow tubing or on the edge of standard tubing. The M 2-10 is supplied with a beveled indexing bar for use on beveled door stiles (see drawing on page B-6) .  \nThe MA 5-10 master fixture has a wide variety of uses. It is lightweight and adapts well to production use or multiple cut-outs and will fit 1 to 5 inch tubing. The MA 2-10 is mainly used for beveled door cuts-outs.  \nThe M 6-26A master fixture is for making large cut-outs such as overhead concealed closers and can be used on 4 to 6 inch wide tubing.  \nOne master fixture can be used for many different operations by changing the router drill jig template, thus increasing its usefulness with each template that is purchased.  \nTwo or more master [fixtures may be mounted on a MA 700 7 ft. bar](fixtures may be mounted on a MA 700 7 ft. bar), MA 900 9 ft. bar, or MA 1100 11 [ft. bar](ft. bar) for making hinge or pivot cut-outs on a mass production basis.  \nThis manual contains router drill jig templates and reinforcing plates for the most commonly used hardware. We have available, or can design for you, templates and reinforcing plates for any special hardware.  \nPrinted in USA, 􀀁 1985-2009 R-A-S Industries 6/09  \nR-A-S Industries 610-383-5070 A-2  \nCoatesville, PA Fax 610-380-1136 GENERAL NOTES  \nWherever possible, the cut-outs and reinforcing plates in the manual are shown to approximate full size so the actual hardware being used can be checked against the drawings for proper shape of cut-out and hole pattern. We cannot be responsible for changes made by any manufacturer that would conflict with the information shown in this manual. Manufacturer part numbers, where given, are for reference only and should be checked before ordering.  \nWhen ordering router drill jig templates for standard butt hinges, check the back-set of the hinge in the door, and then add the desired door set-back to get the proper back-set of the hinge in the frame. The last letter of a hinge template denotes the amount of back-set in increments of 1/16 inch.  \nMost offset pivot router drill jig templates are made for the installation of doors with a standard 1/8 inch set-back. Templates with various other set-backs are available.  \nMost cut-outs are located on the tube by measuring to the center of the cut-out and aligning the mark on the tube with the indexing slot on the master fixture. Some templates (where the cut-out is at the end of the tube) are manufactured with stops attached to insure positive location of the cut-out.  \nWhen the tube to be cut extends only partially into the M 6-10 master fixture (when the cut-out is at the end of the tube), use scrap tube of the same width as a spacer to insure proper clamping.  \nAll router drill jig template cut-outs are 1/8 inch larger on all sides than the actual cut-out in the tube. Use a 1/2 inch router template guide and a 1/4 inch router bit with all router drill jig templates (see J-5 for details) .  \nThe use of a foot switch is recommended to give the best control ofa router.  \nR-A-S reinforcing p","cbCaiv2997Zpxrbs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv2997Zpxrbs","pdf",76965,"English","# GENERAL NOTES\n## MASTER FIXTURES AND ROUTER DRILL JIG TEMPLATES\n## ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS","[{\"question\":\"What are router drill jig templates used for?\",\"answer\":\"They guide the router for accurate cut-outs and locate and guide drilling of holes for attaching hardware and reinforcing plates needed for door, frame, and storefront installation.\"},{\"question\":\"What are applied jigs in relation to router templates?\",\"answer\":\"In some cases, hole-locating and drilling jigs are not part of the router template. These are called applied jigs and can be used with R-A-S router templates or with other routing methods.\"},{\"question\":\"What routing setup and procedure does the manual recommend?\",\"answer\":\"Use a properly sized router (minimum 1 1/2 h.p.), ensure the bit is centered in the guide, prevent dirt/chips between work and equipment, lubricate the bit with Kool-Kut oil or mist, start at a corner, plunge to the proper depth, route twice (cut then clean), and guide along the template following the cut-out.\"}]","Master Fixtures and Router Drill Jig Templates - General Notes | PDF",1789566069]