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New in Box Leitz Bevel pivoting shaper cutter 130mm x 40mm x 1-1/4 New 130mm x 40mm x 1.25" Adjustable Bevel Cutter Stufenlos verstellbarer Fasemesserkopf Bearings of the cutting elements have revolving seating which allow for step less adjustment of bevel angles, up or down, on an accurate graduation scale. Adjustment is manual and guaranteed free of deviation. No imbalance will occur in any degree of angle-setting. Perform very practical operations with this specialized insert cutter. Cut Bevels from 0 to 90 degrees, straight jointed edges, and raised panels . Tool for shapers moulders, double end tenoners, edging machines etc. Inserts are reversible 2 edge 40 mm, replaceable almost anywhere and very affordable. This cutter has excellent repeatability. Material: solid wood especially hardwood and exotic timber, unlaminated and laminated panel materials, along and across grain,. Some stock Photos below, Your cutter is marked with a yellow Tag, see last 5 photosNew Inserts are extra, please indicate how many you want and add to your invoice, they cost $3.05 each * Diameter: 130 mm with wings turned up or down 147mm * factory balanced and verified * allen keys for gibbs and angle setting (M-8) * bevel 0-90 degrees up or down * BG-Test (This cutterhead provides for chip-thickness limitation which reduces the kick-back, therefore it is suitable for manual, semi-mechanical and automatic feeding operations) * Leitz cardboard box may have blems (if you are a reseller, do note this) 1. Can you explain the program? USA including Peurto Rico $10.00 up to 70lbs Canadian and Mexico $22.15 up to 20lbs UK, Europe, Asia and Australia $35.15 up to 20lbs Yes, typically a box will hold 35 sets of knives, sometimes more. At $4.50 per knife this would be quite a savings. if you have questions, please ask, we will be happy to help. Just in From our the techincal advisor... HI Dave This head is a must for any shop that is making mouldings on a shaper. I started useing it 20+ years ago. Here is a little trick you can use.If you want to use it for radius work. Tilt the head to the desired degrees you want.Measure the diameter at the narrowest point.Make a ring out of 3/4" MDF with a OD 1/16+" larger then the narrowest dia. I do this by drilling a small hole in the blank and spining it round on the disc sander.I have a 3" dia. multi-spur drill bit that drills a hole just snug enough to press on to my 3" dia ball bearing shaper collar.Stack the collar on top of the beveling head and tighten nut. Make sure that the bearing spins free, and you are ready to go to work.If you have any questions about this operation feel free to contact me. Rick (New leitz bevel pivoting shaper cutter 130X40X1-1/4" is the responsibility of Clayton Cline) |
C.Cline@cedar--rapids.com (Clayton Cline) for more information.
