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Schroeder Tenon Cutter System

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Below you will find brief information for Tenon Cutters, Tenon Cutter System, Drill Carriage 1854-1, Manual Clamp 1854-1, Milwaukee Drill 1854-1. This document provides instructions on how to use the Tenon Cutters to create tenons on the ends of rails and spindles. It also describes the Tenon Cutter System, which includes the Drill Carriage and Manual Clamp, and how to attach the clamps to the drill. This document is from Schroeder Log Home Supply, Inc..

Key Features

Adjustable shaft
Countersinks
Tenon Cutter System
Drill Carriage
Manual Clamp
Milwaukee Drill
High carbon steel blades
Cast aluminum
Maximum operating RPM of 500

Tenon Cutters, Tenon Cutter System User Manual

Pages: 1 Schroeder Tenon Cutter System User manual

Brand: Schroeder Category: Woodworking supplies Size: 209 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the maximum operating RPM for the Tenon Cutters?

The maximum operating RPM is 500.

What is the Tenon Cutter System?

The Tenon Cutter System consists of the Drill Carriage and Manual Clamp, along with the Milwaukee ¾" Drill. It helps to ensure hassle-free alignment and cutting of tenons on rails and spindles, especially for multipiece furniture production.

What is the purpose of the countersinks?

Countersinks are used to cut a funnel-shaped impression into the post after drilling with a self-feed bit. This helps to accept the taper of the rail, providing a tighter fit and a stronger shoulder fit on rails.

What kind of drill should I use with the Tenon Cutters?

You can use a ½" or ¾" drill, depending on the size of the cutter. For the 1½", 2", and 2½" tenon cutters, it is recommended to use a ¾" electric drill with a maximum RPM of 500.

How do I adjust the length of the tenon?

All the tenon cutters have an adjustable shaft to allow custom sizing of the length of the tenons. You can use a metal ruler to measure from the blade tip to the end of the driveshaft to get the desired length.