Spindle Moulder - Shaper - Multi function Block p1

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[@mariushegli]

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Brilliant bit of kit, a welcomed addition no doubt. Be a definite time saver.👌🏽 Cheers mate, I trust you are all keeping well. 👍🏽

[@bollox57]

Thanks for sharing Andy, my Sunday morning fix.....👍🇮🇪👏🏼

[@ManorWood]

:)

[@Will-cl1ve]

Very good videographer 👌

[@isar3707]

Thanks Andy, is there a link / reference for the magnetic stop you had when tenoning? I have a felder 700 and could do with a simple stop for that too. Top tip - the cutter block is quite heavy and while it needs to be at the top of the shaft for over the top profiling (as when cutting the tenons) In would advise mounting it lower for all other operations - safer, less wear on your machine bearings and more accurate. Great work though buddy.

[@rogerbean393]

Hi Andy, need to have more video time on the spindle moulder.Ordered a cutter block and mentioned your name. It’s another world of accessories!!!!!

[@quovadis5172]

Brilliant machine.

[@shamuso1596]

125 is 125mm combi cutter block size 55mm is depth and 175 is total width with profiling blades in.

[@vincentrolfe1384]

Thanks for the lead about Whitehill tooling. Been looking for a lock miter head that is not with a Felder $$$ pricing. Felder Profil 45 with 30MM and 1.25" spindle and love the flexibility. Keep after the grease on those bearing. Have asked Whitehill if they make a lock miter for .5 or .55" thick wood. Am building gun boxes at the moment and head phone boxes with finger joints. With a sliding table I feel confident I can lock miter with good results in red oak or walnut. Chicago

[@davidainge7670]

Have you tried back cutting? You can size the material whilst profiling.

[@ManorWood]

I haven’t , will give it a go

[@Psychlist1972]

"Spindle" moulder, not "Spindal" -- in case folks are searching and you don't want to lose that traffic. Or, in the US and some other countries: a "Shaper" That finger fence/guard is amazingly expensive when I last looked it up. Looks really nice, though. I ordered a shaper over the summer (it will arrive in January). I didn't get a power feed with it, but after seeing this and some others, I think I may order one.

[@ManorWood]

Oops. Thanks

[@carpentryjoineryandcabinet6335]

Hi Pete, I would guess the fence you saw before was an Aigner model with the flip fingers if it was crazy expensive. Ones very similar to the one on the hammer in the gideo (with the sliding fingers that are locked with hex head grub screws) can be picked up pretty cheaply. Axminster used to do it as a off the shelf item for less than a hundred quid a pair, but I think they have discontinued them now. They do still however have them on some of their own brand (generic manufactured) moulders, so I bet with a phone call they could still be obtained as a spare part? They're bound to be available somewhere else too, as they came on machines that were rebadged for various different distributors. Not sure if that helps at all. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Psychlist1972]

@@carpentryjoineryandcabinet6335 That's good to know, thanks! Yes, pretty sure it was the Aigner one I saw on the Felder site. Aigner makes nice things, but they make Felder look like discount goods :)

[@adamchesis7443]

yes you want a power feeder and you want to use it for every operation that you can

[@Psychlist1972]

@@adamchesis7443 Thanks Adam

[@marcosdelgiudice9129]

Hello, what is the purpose of the limiters exactly?

[@chrisswartzwelder8494]

Always nice video and always excellent work. I have the F-3 shaper where did you get that fence for it? Thank you.

[@stephenchubb7376]

Hi Andy, nice video again. I’ve got a Hammer spindle moulder/saw combination and am thinking about getting that Whitehill cutting block mainly for tenons. I’m just wondering about the low profile nut and whether it has the 2 long pins on it like the original hammer securing nut has? Do you have any concerns about it coming loose seeing as it’s only held on by a M10 countersunk bolt? I’d be interested in your thoughts… Thanks

[@user-mm1nh1jn9j]

👍🏻

[@thor9437]

Hi, would you be able to share what type of red length stop you are using while tenoning?

[@marka9292]

Where did you get that fence ?

[@jopperdepopper]

Basically, a router on steroids... 👍

[@adamchesis7443]

totally different machine the cutter diameter gives you a much cleaner cut and its balanced so it cuts more accurately add a power feeder and it will give you clean accurate profiles and it much safer than a router table

[@jopperdepopper]

@@adamchesis7443 that's because of the steroids.

[@markfoster2833]

Can you tell us where you got that fence? It is not a standard fence for Hammer, at lest not in the US. Thanks

[@ManorWood]

Axminster tools , it’s a cheap copy I think

[@marklindemuth2958]

Dude, I know you want to show a lot of projects in your videos, but put the coffee cup down, hold the shots longer and quit making me seasick! BTW, I love the work you put out.

[@2010stoof]

Do they sell ones for standard imperial spindle? Here in USA ours are in inches 1", 1.25" 3/4"

[@ManorWood]

Not sure , ask via there website

[@IvanTheUndertaker]

1.25" is also a standard size in the UK. I'm fairly certain Whitehill still make blocks for that diameter spindle.

[@muralibinthuagalyaMuralibinthu]

Price.plese