Demonstration of a shaper in use. Technical notes regarding the difference between a shaper and a router.
Tags: Router, Shaper, Woodworking
Demonstration of a shaper in use. Technical notes regarding the difference between a shaper and a router.
Tags: Router, Shaper, Woodworking
@davidfincham no…this is called a shaper
What you are using is a SPINDLE MOULDER, a Shaper is a reciprocating metal working machine.
does anybody know how put the “nose cone” i don’t know if only with resin epoxy or with the fiberglass
Please! help me!!
@mithrandir10001 Also with a shaper you can take apart blades and mess with them I have even seen people stack blades you can’t do that on a router.
This is known as a “spindle moulder” here in UK. Yours is rather a small one. We also have Pedal operated overhead routing machines, which are heavy duty and can take cutters the size you are using.
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EN ECUADOR ”LO LLAMAMOS TUPI “” es una herramienta bersatil buen trabajo amigo
EN ECUADOR ”LO LLAMAMOS TUPI “” es una herramienta bersatil buen trabajo amigo
EN ECUADOR ”LO LLAMAMOS TUPI “” es una herramienta bersatil
EN ECUADOR ”LO LLAMAMOS TUPI “” es una herramienta bersatil
Basically, are you’re saying that the real difference is one of scale, not function? My router table performs the same operation as the one demonstrated, but on a smaller scale. Like comparing a portable contractors saw to a 10 hp cabinet saw.
Excellent….you have answered all my questions and more! Thank you!
I would have shown the finished work to see what a shaper can produce