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Coed y Cardi

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delabodge Grand Master

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they only usually do up to 9" boards as they are intended for things like door frames.

 

i used to work with one and we rarely used wider boards than 8" for our work. they are great machines as you chuck rough sawn timber in one end and get par out the other side.

 

i've just found the biggest planer i've ever seen on ebay.

 

Kupfermuhle VUIN 1050mm 4 Side Planer | eBay

 

what a monster.

 

whatch the whole village power dip when you switch it on lol,:thumbup:

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Welcome to the phase of your life where a copy of the Whitehill catalogue becomes your bedside and tea break reading.

 

Spindle Tools, Window Tooling & Woodworking Tools | Whitehill Tools

 

Woodweb is an excellent place for technical articles on moulding and machining as well, loads of experience there-

 

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