Black and decker router kw850e

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Results of a google search for a manual can be found on the link below. Good Luck!

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in wood. The tool consists of a motor that drives a cutting bit; the bit spins quickly and cuts the wood. The router can be moved horizontally through the wood to form a desired shape, and the type of edge on the shape is determined by the design of the router bit. Different edge designs can be cut by changing bits. It is very easy to change the bit on a Black & Decker router.

Step 1 Turn the router off and ensure that it is disconnected from the power supply. Wait for the router bit to cool down if it was recently used.
Step 2 Detach the chip shield from the back of the face plate.
Step 3 Depress the spindle lock button on the side of the router and rotate the spindle until it locks.


Step 4 Turn the router upside down and place it on a flat surface.
Step 5 Keep the spindle lock button depressed and loosen the collet nut that holds the bit with the spanner wrench. The collet is the device on the router that holds the bit in place.
Step 6 Remove the bit and insert the shank of the new bit into the collet. The shank should protrude at least 1/8" from the collet.

Step 7 Keep the spindle lock button depressed and tighten the collet nut with the wrench.
Step 8 Release the spindle lock button. Reattach the chip shield.

probably not as the shanks of the router bits fit in the spindle shaft of the router which is around 1/2" dia
could always talk with manufacturer as to find an adaptor or like bit of equipment

The two sizes (in the US) for router bit shanks (and collets) are 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch. Some routers use only a 1/4 inch collet. Routers with a 1/2 inch collet also come with a 1/4 inch collet. You need a 1/2 inch collet to hold a 1/2 inch shank. Good luck.

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Regards, Tony

Is there a space between the back of the drywall and the stone? Or is the drywall tight to the stone? Either way, you need a masonry bit, I hope you have one, a hammer drill would be real nice, but you can muscle through it without one. You can try a smaller bit as your first cut , then go to the next size. Makes it a lot easier to drill. If there was a space behind the drywall, they make all kinds of fasteners for drywall only, they will hold quite a bit, but might not be enough for blinds that are going to be yanked on.

I put in a bit that fitted the existing collet. When I took this out, the collet came with it.

Your router bits must have a 6mm shaft, whereas your router with the collet closes down on a 1/4" or 6.4mm shaft. You will need to get a metric collet for your router spindle, or get a new set of 1/4" bits

I just did this on my black and decker router. You need to unscrew the nut that holds the collet and remove it altogether. Then slip out the collet in there and replace it with the new size. Take care to notice how it goes in when you take the old one out. Then rescrew the nut that holds it in place and tighten. My router had three collets and only one of them works for each size, so if it doesn't tighten properly, it may be the wrong size. Good luck.