More width/depth of cut, cleaner finish.For running moulds on door stiles on spindle any advantage to having larger diameter head?
Thanks.
In principle yes but it depends on the head and the blades. There's lots of variations.I can fit the smaller size knives in the larger head?
My spindle is only 100mm long and just under 4 hp, can't stack tooling.
Would the same apply to a 125 x 100 alloy limiter head, for doing the stile moulds on interior and exterior house doors. I have a Multico TM1, so all the scribes, moulds will have to match up. The size of scribe cutters the Multico accept, will I think dictate the size of limiter head and size of its knives I can use.More width/depth of cut, cleaner finish.
I don't use or know much about the modern kit - I went the other way with self made cutters. Didn't attempt scribe cutting but did it the old fashioned way with mitres, hand cut scribes, scribing chisel.Would the same apply to a 125 x 100 alloy limiter head, for doing the stile moulds on interior and exterior house doors. I have a Multico TM1, so all the scribes, moulds will have to match up. The size of scribe cutters the Multico accept, will I think dictate the size of limiter head and size of its knives I can use.
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