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Everyone's convinced me to go with a euroblock and the profiles I need, rather than cobbling together more carbide cutters to make my profiles. I paid $230 for the machine and feeder and $1 each for the 3/4" cutters, so my "starter set" didn't set me back too much. My luxury purchase will be new wheels for the feeder.
I forgot to mention that I have also had a few great experiences with Western Roller and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.Originally Posted by Mike Stelts
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$230.00 for a working shaper and power feeder! That's a great deal.
Here is a link for spindles and rebuilt cartridges for your machine.
https://www.ae-tool.com/
"The first thing you need to know, will likely be the last thing you learn." (Unknown)
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Does anyone know what hardness wheels to buy? I can figure out the multitude of other questions from Western Roller; hopefully, correctly.
Mike: My browser doesn’t like the spindle link-security risk.
My browser doesn't like it either. Yellow is what they suggest for solid wood and mine haven't let me down yet.
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I have yellow wheels from Western on two feeders and no issues.
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Tell western the scope of your work and they will tell you the best wheels.
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