Joe,
The SET is a nice machine too. Wadkin were pretty innovative at the period.
The Jet takes standard stacks.
The three tables adjust vertically and horizontally.
I am quite excited to get working on a rebuild.
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Joe,
The SET is a nice machine too. Wadkin were pretty innovative at the period.
The Jet takes standard stacks.
The three tables adjust vertically and horizontally.
I am quite excited to get working on a rebuild.
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Larry, here's some in action. Not crazy about the machine or settup, but the heads are there: https://youtu.be/ys1-rKFP-OY
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Thank you Brent for the video link, that was just what I was looking for.
Downside of the groovers is you cant cope with them.
I have some true tenon heads I use for square edge work. These normally have shear and sometimes mounted on a sleeve. I’ve used this head for almost 20 years. In front is a groover that can be used between the heads to make double tenons.
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On the right is a 15 to 30 Adj groover that I use in my sliding saw and can also be used to make tenons on the shaper. They cut almost as good as the true tenon disks. A little limited on house door work because of the 15mm height.
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These are all 250mm diameter which allows using them within the fences on my shapers. Larger than that you have to take the fence of and use a tenon hood. 250 gives a acceptable tenon length for house doors. I have 320 disks for longer tenon work. Always a good idea to order Z 3 knives on disks 225mm and over.
These disks can also be used for square edge coping.
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Thank you Brent for the video