I'm 99% sure it's not undercut based on the picture
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I'm 99% sure it's not undercut based on the picture
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It's also an off the shelf profile.
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Originally (victorian era) it would have been run an a multi head moulder.
2 passes, outboard fence.
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Get the 1.25" bore 17-041, there is no reason to go 3/4 unless that's the spindle size you have (assuming the shaper is adequately sized)
A couple people have
https://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?47621
Run it with the belt off. If it still vibrates it's the motor. If not it's the spindle bearings.
Ita a aftermarket option.
https://www.felder-group.com/en-us/shop/spindle-shaper-fences-sc91590/aigner-integral-a-shaper-safety-fence-sp91601
The dffa5 tilting unit with side table that was for sale awhile back was (listed) surprisingly light at 1400lbs.
They are usually 3/4 panels with applied moulding on the perimeter and flat backs. I've seen some with floating panels and full sized rails/stiles on the back, but with micro fronts.
Shaker now is anything flat panel. "fancy shaker" is a flat panel with a sticking detail or applied moulding. The illogical next step is raised panel shaker which will come full circle and redefine...
Rewiring the low voltage vfd controls to interface with the shaper front panel is trivial. That SAC is fully manual tilt/rise/fall. The only potential additional hoops is if it had a motor brake and...
Look for used euro like the SAC on woodweb Larry posted. You can't have too heavy or too many hp on a shaper. Tilt is nice, sliding tables are ok. I've stalled 6hp, but not 9hp.
As a point of...
Experience using similar machinery with no issues in similar or harder woods tends to narrow the focus to the one varible (sharpness)
No, I don't bother. Though matching profile heads/knives are available from a variety of sources
https://www.whitehill-tools.com/profile-cutters/domino-dowel/
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Fair enough. Though it's not that hard to run a few hundred feet at a time.
Yes, it's the same as the using the tight setting except you gain a larger glue surface. I've never used the narrow setting in all the years I've had a domino. I just make the width match the wide...
Unless you are using domino's that are the width of the wide setting.
My newman is 0.010" per revolution of the "ships wheel"
I also move my infeed height a lot between roughing and finishing/cleanup passes.
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The 700 also works well in that application.
12x82x125 "domino"
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I'm usually between 20 and 35 feet per minute depending on what I'm running. I can't say exactly as I tweak the speed based on the sound and finished cut.
Depends on the look you want. I personally prefer rails between drawers, but it does reduce the available depth.
Failed as in the design just didn't really catch on. The delta was a modern take on the older style feeders.
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Someone re-invented the failed delta unifeeder
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I would want 1.25" as the bare minimum thickness on the rails and stiles. You are basically building a passage door, and would want similar construction. The clearest, best, straight grain ideally...