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>My husband bout one of these sight unseen. the router >is clamped on one side and the metal stylus is on the >other following whatever you are trying to trace. He >also needs any manuals or information you could >provide. He purchased it from a lady whose husband had >passed away. Would appreciate any help you could give. >Thanks > > > >>don't have a manual for mine (not what the prior >>response described) but do have and use a correctly >>assembled router-recreator to make small 3D objects >>like propeller blades. Willing to send digital images >>if that would help. Bought mine in the late 70's, >>don't know how long Sears sold them. Was designed to >>work best with Craftsman's old 1HP (underpowered) >>router with the rack and pinion style depth adjustment >>- you remove the base and screw it to the 3 holes in >>the rectangular block on which the 2 linear bearings >>are mounted - makes it much easier to control with the >>two handles and the switch. I eventually bought a >>dead router, cut off the dead motor, attached a female >>3-prong plug to the handle mounted trigger switch and >>use it with any router I want in the recreator clamp. >>Also tried extending it a few feet with a longer 3/4" >>shaft to attempt to increase the capacity, don't >>recommend that approach for anything but roughout, too >>flimsy even with down spiral bits to avoid "screw >>plunging".

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