Creating rails and stiles on a shaper

[@davidndahura7437]

Your shaper spindle moulder is awesome very quiet and professional, good work.

[@souter55555]

Martin’s for days. Hope you make more videos! Super awesome!

[@mwwdz]

i've made a few upgrades since this video. there are now "permanent" Aigner extension tables on each side of the shaper, there is an air feed system in front to blow dust/chips away, and i mounted an Aigner bar to the front of the Martin to accept the Aigner outboard fence.

[@DanielBelzil]

Love that you work in metric. Jealous of your professional quality tools though!

[@samlogosz8422]

Put a backer on your coping fence and you eliminate tear out.

[@ezrabrooks12]

Good Video.

[@makosharksimmo8124]

Question for you, what brand is the sled for the shaper. - thanks

[@curlandburl6937]

the sled is sold by Martin USA, and is an option on the T12 shaper. i think it might be made by Hoffman, resold by Martin, but that's a guess. the clamps are AirTight.

[@donalquirke9269]

Great video and content, if you had to do a short rail say like 5 inches how would you go about it??

[@mwwdz]

yeah this is always a challenge. for short parts, i use a different sled - specifically a Copemaster sled with air-actuated top clamping bar. i have the Martin shaper programmed for the offsets, and i can dial in the shaper quickly to switch to the copemaster. certainly doing short parts requires different techniques.

[@briangreene8491]

Lookin good. Is that the rangate cutter?

[@curlandburl6937]

yeah it's the zuani cope and stick set, purchased from rangate.

[@RVgeeks]

Even though we don’t understand most of the lingo you used, this is so compelling and beautiful to watch. Nicely done! 👍

[@curlandburl6937]

@@RVgeeks thanks for your support and assistance. your videos are inspirational.

[@huddleshuddles7360]

love those clamps who makes them

[@curlandburl6937]

thanks for the comment - the clamps are by Mac Campshire, and they are *fantastic* - highly recommended. i have them on my slider and my shaper. worth every penny.

[@aagemillwk]

Is that outboard fence from Martin also?

[@curlandburl6937]

no the outboard fence is made by Aigner, and i believe it's been discontinued. you can easily make your own. if you do so, i suggest using a piece of aluminum as the front wear edge. if you wax it, it's very slippery, and much more durable than a piece of wood.

[@philipdavidson2721]

I guess you would be slowed down with a backing board though I could only see a little tear out with that cutter.

[@curlandburl6937]

yeah... generally speaking, the tear-out really doesn't matter too much anyway, because one side ends up being profiled on the sticking cut, and the other is trimmed off in the final door sizing. that said, the zuani cutters are so damn good, there's barely any tear out.

[@curlandburl6937]

thanks for watching. obviously this is my first video, and i hope to be releasing many more. here are a few links to some of the tooling you see: martin machinery: www.martin-usa.com rangate: www.rangate.com if you have comments or questions, please leave them and i will try to respond.

[@michaeluresti3896]

Where did you get coping sled

[@mwwdz]

from Martin with the T12 shaper