Spindle moulder sliding carrage

[JFC]

At axminster .
Seems a bit cheap to me .
http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=580304&name=600629-14&user_search=1&sfile=1&jump=0

 

[Scrit]

OK for very small cuts in MDF on a router table, but no use at all for proper tenoning, I'd say - no provision for backer board to control spelch for starters, the handle would leave your hand pretty close to the cutter on even a medium (say 50mm) tenoning cut and how do you get that to run straight when you have a large opening in the fence for the tenoning discs?

APTC do a proper tenoning table here, although it does cost £118 and it would still need a proper tenoning guard for the cutterblock........ So, how much are your fingers worth, Jason?

Scrit

 

[JFC]

Ahhhh it runs against the fence ? I was wondering how it worked .

 

[Anonymous]

Easy to knock one up out of ply etc., but the cost of two decent toggle clamps might make this one worth the money

 

[AndyBoyd]

But aren't they show the wrong way round, so they'd go right to left leaving your hand well away from the cutters, backer boards could easily be added I think. And you can add a bar to run in the mitre slot.

Here I'm taking about with a router table as most members here won't have a spindle moulder

As JFC said seems cheap and with a few little additions would work just fine

 

[MooreToolsPlease]

Looks pretty good for router table use, but I wouldnt want to go anywhere near a spindle moulder with it!

 

[misterfish]

I've seen Norm use something very similar to this on his router table with a poly block behind the workpiece to avoid tearout and also at times with a sacrificial block of wood to reduce/stop the tearout. If I remember rightly he is usually making door rails and stiles with a router bit set used to make panelled cabinet door frames.

Misterfish