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Mac, the J/P combo don’t have 630 version (it is the planer stand alone) That is the top of the line from the J/P lineup

I replaced the pork chop guard on my General 880 jointer with the Suvamatic and really liked it. I did not like the exposure with the pork chop on wide boards and had already become accustomed to the

Cool get the 630 if available. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

Steven from https://youtube.com/@extremewoodworker also has several good video's Regards Op wo 7 aug. 2024 15:54 schreef pierre.bourassa via groups.io <pierre.bourassa@...>:

I canceled the order of the 52ES today. and got the l'invincibile FS 7 instead. I was at the SCM booth at IWF and they have FS on display. It looks really nice machine and I really liked the ready 3

Mike...that looks like a grout float.

Thanks for the Formulas Imran. ? I should do more math regarding chip load on my lathe and mill but I normally just go with "slow and steady" or "that looks about right". ? Of course on these

Thanks Everyone. You could have warned me that it would sound and feel like there is a 747 in my shop?. ? That cutter moves a lot of air and spools up like a jet engine. The test cuts went fine

The Euro cutter heads are usually marked with a minimum and maximum speed. Or use the chart like you have. Generally you don’t want to run at the maximum or minimum speed. The minimal speed can be

Rusty if your cutter is over 6” I would start at 4500. Slow feed rate . Don’t forget your diaper and stay below the cutter lol martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

FWIW, with 150 mm Felder rebate head, which has 2” tall knives, I cut 1” deep in one pass. It was Ash mantle and I did manual feed. I was surprised that the feed rate was fairly normal and the

Yes, like others have said the limiters limit the maximum amount of bite the knives can take in one rotation, but at thousands of rpm, they are still capable of heavier cuts than you'll ever need to

I set the spindle speed to 6500RPM on my KF700. Very smooth cut. James [email protected]> wrote:

That's been my experience as well. Run faster and you get less grab. Brian Lambblamb11@...

I recommend trying different speeds. It may seem like lower rpms are more safe, but often the higher range of speed has more manageable vibration and breaking chips off the wood.

You are guys are smart and quick to offer assistance. ? ? ?I was thinking I would be limited to 1mm per pass not 1mm per rotation of the cutter! ? I should have figured this out just by looking at

Rusty, No, you do not need to do 14 steps to finish the cut. Check this thread https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?266723-Limiter-shaper-tooling-(MAN)-discussion James [email protected]>

Limiters will constrain the depth of cut for each rotation of the cutter past the material being profiled. So the maximum cut depth is a function of the rotation speed of the spindle and how fast you

No, The limiter will keep the knives from pulling the wood into the head with too heavy a bite per stroke. If you are turning 8000 rpm, that's 133 swipes of the knives per second. Basic math allows

I am getting set up to use my new cutter head and custom knives. ? Are these limiters going to force me to take 1mm bites? ? My eventual depth of cut is about 14mm so making these cuts in 14 steps