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Nice shaper knives, I didnt see any burns in the panel raise cut.
304fannin 2 years ago
Well, I am NOT using my shaper again until I get one of those power feeder gizmos!!!
wytevett 3 years ago
Thank you for the clip, it helped with my project. I did not know that you can do that with a shaper.
mbfamly 4 years ago
After watching this I want one now.
ContractorsPub 4 years ago
Thats Fantastic, My wife and I do a lot of home remodelnig and we could use that skill for panels for formal dining rooms, entrys etc. you got skills
kevinsjob 4 years ago
Nice to see a production machine in operation. I take several passes to rout a raised panel as demonstrated here. The operator is getting a workout as I was tired out for an hour after routing the same ogee profile on 2 12" x 35" panels for my latest cabinet.
TomH127 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment, we will soon be switching over to a CNC router.
No more workout for the operator, and higher production.
Walnut7Man555 4 years ago
is it sanding it smooth?
feuter 5 years ago
No it is not , the cutters are carbide turning at 10,000 RPMs.
Thay are sharp enough to leave it smooth with no sanding.
Thanks for the comment.
Walnut7Man555 5 years ago