Question 1

How does a spindle moulder work?

Accepted Answer

To ensure success and to reveal the correct shape, the spindle moulder must be accurately set and positioned before you start. This can involve, depending on the model, choosing the correct profile knives, limiters, and blanks, and fitting them onto the corresponding heads. During use, the timber passes through the machine, while the spindle moulder moulds the shape by cutting away the excess wood on all four sides in one pass through the machine – revealing the desired profile of the project. The spindle is controlled by a rise-and-fall mechanism operated by a handwheel which determines how much and where the cutter profile cuts the timber. Here at Kendal Tools & Machinery, we’re more than happy to share our expertise with you if you need spindle moulder recommendations or coordinating accessories to complete your project. Simply call us or fill in our enquiry form, outlining your requirements, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Question 2

Is a spindle moulder the same as a router table?

Accepted Answer

The main differences between a spindle moulder and a router table are twofold: • The type of cutter they use A router table uses router bits with a permanent shank attached to the cutter and a router mounted under the table. A spindle moulder, on the other hand, has a spindle that accepts a cutter head and is built for heavier-duty use versus the router table. • How they are powered Spindle moulders use a motor with a belt drive to control the spindle and deliver greater levels of torque than a router table. Other general differences include: • Spindle moulders are generally the quieter of the two – but still require users to wear ear protection. • Spindle moulders can handle larger projects while maintaining effective precision for each piece. • Spindle moulder cutters can experience a longer life but do tend to be more expensive than router bits. Order today to enjoy free delivery on machines over £100 and a range of secure payment options, including PayPal, VISA debit, AmEx, and Mastercard.

Question 3

Do I need a tilting spindle moulder?

Accepted Answer

Most spindle moulders have vertical or horizontal spindles, and some have a tilting function – but how important is it? The main benefits of a tilting spindle moulder are: • It can increase your cutting capabilities using the cutting tools you already have. • You can press stock to the table or the fence than using complicated jigs for one-off projects. • You can create bevels at any angle. Opting for a tilting spindle moulder may well be a good way of futureproofing your workshop, as it can be used tilted and horizontally or vertically, depending on the model chosen – increasing its usefulness. If you have any other questions about tilting spindle moulders, give us a call on 01539 733 774 or drop us an email at info@kendaltools.co.uk and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Question 4

Is a spindle moulder suitable for beginners?

Accepted Answer

While spindle moulders are more often utilised by trades, thanks to their increased size and weight, beginner woodworkers are perfectly capable of using a spindle moulder for projects. The increased capacity of the spindle moulder makes it ideal for a range of tasks, including those considered too large for a router table or those that require a gentler sweeping cut. It is worth noting that as the spin speed can be vastly increased on a spindle moulder versus a router table, and because of the risk of ejection, it would be a good idea to ensure beginners have appropriate PPE and an experienced mentor to show them how to use the machine safely to make sure the risk of accidents is limited. For further Health and Safety information, browse the official HSE guidance for Spindle Moulders. Browse our selection of Spindle Moulders today, or reach out for our personal recommendations – you can call us or send us an email.

Diameter	98mm
Height	40mm
Bore	30mm
Maximum speed	8,000rpm
Pin Diameter	6mm
Pin Centres	24mm
Weight	3kg
Rating	Trade

98mm Cutter Block Set with Six Cutters & Limiters in Ali Carry Case

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98mm Cutter Block Set with Six Cutters & Limiters in Ali Carry Case

98mm Cutter Block Set with Six Cutters & Limiters in Ali Carry Case

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98mm Cutter Block Set with Six Cutters & Limiters in Ali Carry Case

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