Homemade Horizontal Mortiser
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
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Check out my homemade horizontal mortiser. I may call it a mortiser but I use it for tenons as well. Enjoy!
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Very nice. You provided a lot of good ideas for the construction process.
This is really nice! I would also pay to learn how to make this. Keep up the great work.
+Matthew Pratt eventually I would love to design out some plans and possibly a kit. That is a ways down the road.
Plans please.. this is great
I would pay to learn how to make this tool. Love it!
Ditto! Philip would make $$$$ if he offered plans (*hint*hint*)
I second that; if you made plans and a materials list I would buy them in a heartbeat.
Thanks man! Hope to figure something out!
Cheers! I would definitely like to get something together. . . just need to find the time. We are hoping that this may be the kind of project that we can fund through our Patreon page.
I think Huy is on to something. Phillip killed it.
Good job that's really good machine
Very cool tool ! I'd love to see your Edge Belt sander in a video like this. Thanks for taking your time to make these video .
Yes, absolutely! We definitely plan to do that. Thanks for the input.
Yeah this is what I'm looking for. Excellent machine. If you could automate the up down motion of the router you'd be pushing out identical round tenons for chair parts.
Best video so far Philip! Definitely making one of these. Your channel is doing very well, I've watched all of your videos. You're going places man!
Cheers man! Don't even care if you are lying.:):)
Loved the video , very interesting and certainly makes a complicated machine something that could be affortable to own . Thank you for sharing.
Good work, genius level.
Hi, Philip. Congratulations for this beautiful project. Another thing, the quality of your videos and presentation improved 1000 %. Thanks for this
Very nice video, thanks for sharing!
Have you seen Matthias Wandel's pantarouter? That's a whole new ballgame compared to single axis setup that you have here.
BTW I love the way you used aluminum plate and those linear bearings to assure precision.
Nice one.. Looks like a smooth movement with the bearings. As an possible upgrade, if you'd make the router part stationary and the table part X-Y-Z movable (via rotary handles) it'd make that whole construct more versatile. Just thinking loud; I liked that kind of mechanism on the industrial machines whch I saw in one of my former companies I have worked at.
This is awesome. I almost think I could manage this. Almost.
Thanks!
Hi all I just watched this video and love it. I then did some searching and found this site for all the Linear Rail Bearings and channel. I thought it was very reasonably priced.let me know. I believe Phil did mention 20mm I found 10mm not sure if that will work as well.
Years later, are you still a fan of the Microjig slots for clamping on a mortiser table? Is it better than the conventional overhead clamp?
I am a cabinet maker in SAV GA. I am a small one man shop building mostly kit cabinets and a few tables.
I’d like to know more about stroke sanders. I’m trying to save time on the most expensive part of my operation, final sanding. Can a stroke sander get the face frame sanded to a point where it would only take a few minutes to finish?
AWESOME!!!!!!!
great video, what size (lenght) are your linear rails
thank you
This guy is like me… million different tools to perform a million different tasks…. Then buys a Shaper and scraps everything else
Great video thanks. But i would like to know more about lifting mechanism. Can you make a video about it. Please, thanks a lot.
Are you going to do a video on your belt sander? Looking forward to it.
Great video. You mentioned you would tell us where to get the parts to build a similar unit. Can you provide us with a link to a supplier of linear bearings, Aluminum Channel, Z axis jacksrew/handle and limiting clamps? This something I will be building in May for another project that I am contemplating.
I actually ordered those parts from Amazon. :) They work great! I cannot remember the specific supplier. I will try and find those records.
What are the difference between the two tools you created? The other one seems more simple and can use a standard router and don't need a router tied to the tool like this one requires
+Mark Inmon the main difference is the horizontal mortiser can make tenons as well as mortises. The Morley mortiser is a little more limited and only makes mortises.
Excellent video! I really like the approach you took. If I were to build my horizontal mortiser over I would use linear bearings. At the time I couldn't justify the additional cost since I was going for a budget close to zero. ;) Keep up the great work! We share a similar affinity for the matchfit dovetail clamps.
+Scott Kershaw Thanks man! I totally hear you on that! Yes, Matchfit dovetail clamps rock!
awesome!!! do you sale the plans for this?
hello, great project, I would like to know 2 things, firstly where you buy the rails from and secondly how do the bearing attach to the board?
Very genius, now to just add position indicators for the X, Y, and Z axis. :P
Can we get a link for where you got your linear rails and pillow blocks? I'm looking to add some on a shaper. Thanks!
Honestly, just searched in amazon and a ton of stuff comes up. I forget how long the rods were but I just got two and cut them in half.
what bits are you using ?
How did you build it?
amazing job.
could you tell us . are you using an spriral bit?? is that upcut or downcut . which one do you recomend
can i do it with a nor.mal straight bit?
thanks
Cheers! I definitely recommend an upcut spiral bit. I believe it is made by onsrud. It definitely helps with chip evacuation from the mortise.
So a panto router is the only one that can round the tenons as well
No the JDS Multi router and there are others.
Do you have plans for this available?
Great videos and channel. What size about are the rails? 20mm?
+Mike P if memory serves me right I think you're right on the money at 20mm. When I get back to the shop I'll make sure and check and let you know. Cheers
Don't know if I missed it, but how do you accurately set the X/Y/Z stops? Are you just eyeballing it? How do you mortise directly in the centre of the Z/height?
Many different ways to do it. A lot of times, I will just do one layout and set the bit to the layout and then set the stops. Then from that point it is usually just a centerline that I line up with the center line on the table.
Hey Phil. I’m having trouble finding the stationary mount that you fixed the router to for the lead screw. Can you point in the right direction or tell me the name of what it’s actually called? I’ve got everything else just can’t get past this one part.
Honestly that was something I just made. You could probably just make one with some old thread and a matching nut embedded in a chunk of wood. I believe the thread I used worked out to be 1/8” per rotation.
Gents, while Phillip gets to the plans and build video...here is a link to a linear rail and block bearing kit. I believe this is very close to what Phillip used here. www.amazon.com/dp/B00EBUXBKG/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I3AWDLWSMAC1W&colid=1WSYBXY573XW5 .
Phillip I also plan to build this. I also would like to buy plans and detailed build video from you if you can do it.
+Ross Nanfito I did get the linear bearings and rods from Amazon. If I remember correctly it was 20mm rods and matching guides. I do hope to get around to this but it is going to take a bit of time to do it right. Appreciate it!
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