Re: Felder slotting cutter
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U may be able to overlap and use more than one if body diameter is les than tip which mor than likly is? Mac,, Designing and building for 50 years
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 10:36 PM, Mark Kessler <mkessler10@...> wrote:
? Thanks David, good info thanks and for the comments On Nov 23, 2020, at 7:12 PM, david@... via groups.io <david@...> wrote:
? I own and have used both the 4 and 6mm slot cutters you call out. ? They work fine provides you employ a backer board when cutting into end-grain for joinery - chip-out is very severe without one. ?My use with them has been drawer bottom slots, as well as cutting finger joints for small boxes. ?They do not produce the same quality cuts as the adjustable groovers with side-nickers such as the one shown in the last photo below. ?I also have a couple of Leitz saw blades I had custom ground for flat-bottom groove cutting at even narrower widths. ?What else would you like to know?
David Best
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Hi Michael, tooth width is 5 mm so suppose the main use would be for drawer bottoms ?
Wider blade with an exact 4mm vs 3.4mm. Seems like a super niche product to me. Went with a flat top tip blade but haven¡¯t had the opportunity to use it yet, all my cuts have been managed by the Felder adjustable groovers this far.?
Michael Tagge
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?Anyone have experience with the Felder slotting cutter? Looking to use it as a joinery blade for cutting tenons, bridle joints anywhere i might want a flat bottom cut. Is there an advantage to the slotting cutter over a rip with FTC?
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