Also the front and back and the side where the little plastic foot is show center marks -- very handy for lining up a dado or groove as the bit is centered at this mark. The depth stop turret also as a little bit of give to it so when setting your depth, you need to fully depress the depth adjuster into the stop until the depth stop turret is bottomed out. The reason for this "give" is to allow the depth turrret to move easily from one position to the next. I think that this is common on all of Festool's plunge routers...this is not a defect by any means, but something that is good to know as the depth of your cuts could be off by a small amount (deeper than you might have intended). The top of the machine is considered a handle and the perfect position when plunging straight down with the LR32, for example.
Scot
