Porter Cable Measuring Tools & Sensors - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Please explain what you mean here in more detail ,is this a static generator type engine or a air compressor driven by a diesel engine ?.If i knew more about the problem i may but only may come up a solution

The handhelds are not meant to be calibrated, recycle properly and invest in a PLS3 or PLS5, they have a 3 year exchange warranty: https://www.plslaser.com/pls-best-class-warranty/

Hi ron. Here is the site to go to for a detailed schematic http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/brands-products/Porter-cable-Parts/Router-Parts

This should show you exactly how to disassemble and reassemble.

Joe

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I Have a hand controller for the rb01001 lazer serial #46021 with an fcc ID#nmwrl1 [email protected]

Owners manual is here. Exploded diagram is here.

I would like to note the manufacturers site lists 557 Types 1-4. Not sure what the difference between them is, but if you need the link, it's here on page 4 of 5.

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Hello paul... Setting up to make router-cut dovetails is always a trial-and-error effort. You may need to fiddle around and readjust trial pieces to get a perfect fit. See below for pointers on how to fix possible problems. Most other problems are usually caused by the pieces not being clamped down in the jig so they're flush across the top, or because they move out of position as they're being routed. TOO LOOSE: If joint is too loose, increase bit depth. TOO TIGHT: If joint is too tight, decrease depth. TOO DEEP: If pins go deep, move template toward you. TOO SHALLOW: If not deep enough, move toward jig. OFFSET: If pieces don't align at top or bottom, they may not have been tight against the stops. When the joints are too tight decrease the depth just a wee bit. As you know, adjusting the jig always requires some trial and error. Good luck with it.

Joe - a fellow wood worker
Setting up to make router-cut dovetails is always a trial-and-error effort. You may need to fiddle around and readjust trial pieces to get a perfect fit. See below for pointers on how to fix possible problems. Most other problems are usually caused by the pieces not being clamped down in the jig so they're flush across the top, or because they move out of position as they're being routed. TOO LOOSE: If joint is too loose, increase bit depth. TOO TIGHT: If joint is too tight, decrease depth. TOO DEEP: If pins go deep, move template toward you. TOO SHALLOW: If not deep enough, move toward jig. OFFSET: If pieces don't align at top or bottom, they may not have been tight against the stops.

Hi, W/D at your service.
Apparently, there are several types of bits compatible with your model.
Here's a link that gives you a better idea:
http://www.toolup.com/porter-cable_4216_12-deluxe-dovetail-jig-combination-kit.aspx
Best regards, --W/D--