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| 05-22-2014 01:33 PM | |
| fizch | I don't have a manual nor bits. So I am looking online for bits. Now that I know it is not a router, I am much better. I might have some questions as to changing the direction. Also, adjusting the height. |
| 05-22-2014 12:20 PM | |
| RÖENTGEEP | BTW its a VINTAGE shaper, maybe you cant get some cutters for it this days IDK. Good luck. I should have the manual somewhere, if you dont get one, and want to know something, let me know and Ill try to find the manual and maybe answer yuor questions OK? |
| 05-22-2014 12:15 PM | |
| DoItMyselfToo | Quote:
Originally Posted by fizch View Post I have a friend that is a carpenter by trade. He found out that I am getting into woodworking and decided to give me a Rockwell Delta 4" jointer and 1/2" drive router table. The problem is that I do not know really how to use this router. I can't tell how to put on a bit as the "stem" looks different than what I am used to on my router. I am not sure how to adjust the height of the bit. I have attached a couple pics of the router table. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
| 05-22-2014 11:42 AM | |
| RÖENTGEEP | Quote:
Originally Posted by fizch View Post Thanks. Now I just need to find a place by me that sells shaper cutters (bits). I have bougth several shaper cutters in Sears: https://mx.search.yahoo.com/search?p...n&fr=ush-mailn Mine can be run 110 or 220 v, I run in 220. And with a switch it can be reversible.  |
| 05-22-2014 09:48 AM | |
| fizch | Thanks. Now I just need to find a place by me that sells shaper cutters (bits). |
| 05-22-2014 09:08 AM | |
| BCK | congrats on new toy ....enjoy |
| 05-22-2014 09:01 AM | |
| fizch | Quote:
Originally Posted by OPG3 View Post Jeremy, does it run on 110v or 220v? I am going to also suspect it to be a shaper rather than a router / table. Compared to shapers, routers are "playthings"; however routers can do many things that shapers cannot do. Either way, it is a very cool gift! Otis Guillebeau from Auburn, Georgia USA Thanks for the heads up. I will have to look into using this thing then. |
| 05-22-2014 08:44 AM | |
| OPG3 |
Jeremy, does it run on 110v or 220v? I am going to also suspect it to be a shaper rather than a router / table. Compared to shapers, routers are "playthings"; however routers can do many things that shapers cannot do. Either way, it is a very cool gift! Otis Guillebeau from Auburn, Georgia USA |
| 05-21-2014 09:04 PM | |
| Semipro |
It is defiantly a shaper,usually adjust height with shims Here picture of cutters. |
| 05-21-2014 04:31 PM | |
| RainMan 2.0 |
I have this gut feeling why it was given to you . Hope I'm wrong lol I wonder if that's considered a shaper ? Update . I just googled shapers and this delta one came up and has what I believe the same threaded shaft that yours has . I think the bits are specific for those machines as I seen them and they had holes in them to slide on the shaft . So I suspect you crank down a bolt to hold them I'm place . I'm a newbie so just guessing . I'm sure the resident experts will pipe up shortly |
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