4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
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4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
I'm looking for a 4 post type thickness planer. These are usually US type machines
it must have
Fixed height infeed and outfeed tables with moving cutter head
Induction motor powered - No screaming brush motors please.
Typical machines are:
Delta/Rockwell DC/RC 33
Delta DC380
King Canada CT-380C
Woodtek 15"
Jet JWP160S
Thanks for looking
Bob
it must have
Fixed height infeed and outfeed tables with moving cutter head
Induction motor powered - No screaming brush motors please.
Typical machines are:
Delta/Rockwell DC/RC 33
Delta DC380
King Canada CT-380C
Woodtek 15"
Jet JWP160S
Thanks for looking
Bob
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
Hey Bob, if you are hunting around online it may be worth looking for a manufacturer called King as well. They are Canadian I think, but there seems to have been a fair few find their way on to the UK market. A friend had the 15" version they do, and it was a lovely machine, really solid and well made. It might already be on your radar, but thought I would mention it as they don't seem to be as well known as many other manufacturers, and as such when they come up for sale the price is pretty appealing.
Ben.
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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
Thanks Ben, I was not aware of that brand. It does seem like many designs, there are far eastern clones that get badged by several different outfits
I'll have a search for King planers.
Bob
EDIT: The King Canada CT-380C is a perfect example of what I'm after.
I'll have a search for King planers.
Bob
EDIT: The King Canada CT-380C is a perfect example of what I'm after.
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
Hi Bob,
I may be able to help as we've just imported a number of King Industrial (King Canada) column planers into the UK. We have the 15" KC-385FX and 20" KC-520C, with the option for spiral (helix) cutterheads on both. They are brand new, CE Certified and have a 2 year warranty. We can also provide any parts on request.
They will be available on eBay soon, but if you would like any more information or a viewing please don't hesitate to contact me on 01686414641, or at [email protected].
All the best,
Jay Bassil
Jays Woodwork Ltd, Llandinam
I may be able to help as we've just imported a number of King Industrial (King Canada) column planers into the UK. We have the 15" KC-385FX and 20" KC-520C, with the option for spiral (helix) cutterheads on both. They are brand new, CE Certified and have a 2 year warranty. We can also provide any parts on request.
They will be available on eBay soon, but if you would like any more information or a viewing please don't hesitate to contact me on 01686414641, or at [email protected].
All the best,
Jay Bassil
Jays Woodwork Ltd, Llandinam
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Hi Jay,
Thanks for your reply. With luck I'm picking up a used imported Delta DC380 over the weekend. If for any reason that deal goes wrong, I may well be in touch.
Kind Regards
Bob
Thanks for your reply. With luck I'm picking up a used imported Delta DC380 over the weekend. If for any reason that deal goes wrong, I may well be in touch.
Kind Regards
Bob
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
Hi Bob,
No worries good luck with the new machine.
All the best
Jay Bassil
No worries good luck with the new machine.
All the best
Jay Bassil
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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
I've just seen your machine on ebay and it is fixed head moving table which is not what I need anyway.
I specifically need static table and moving head which the Delta design provides.
Good luck with your machine sales.
Bob
I specifically need static table and moving head which the Delta design provides.
Good luck with your machine sales.
Bob
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
curious to know why the yank style - of fixed table and moving planer head Bob ?
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Re: 4 post type thicknesser
The idea is that the infeed and out feed tables don't have to move as you adjust the thickness the same way as a lunch box planer does it.
I've just got sick of a screaming brush motor on my DW733 Lunch box. Euopean induction powered machines nearly always have fixed head / moving table
In my small shop, the planer is wheeled out to the end of the saw table which doubles as the outfeed and makes snipe on long pieces a thing of the past.
I collected the new machine last Sunday- needs a bit of work but nothing major so well pleased with my new toy. It is a Delta 380 - 15" inch cut , 3hp as in the photo at the top of the thread. Built like a brick outhouse- the manual advises a 4 man lift and having shifted it with two of us I tend to agree!
Bob
I've just got sick of a screaming brush motor on my DW733 Lunch box. Euopean induction powered machines nearly always have fixed head / moving table
In my small shop, the planer is wheeled out to the end of the saw table which doubles as the outfeed and makes snipe on long pieces a thing of the past.
I collected the new machine last Sunday- needs a bit of work but nothing major so well pleased with my new toy. It is a Delta 380 - 15" inch cut , 3hp as in the photo at the top of the thread. Built like a brick outhouse- the manual advises a 4 man lift and having shifted it with two of us I tend to agree!
Bob
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Re: 4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
piccies please of it and once you've "tidied it up" 
You name it, I'll butcher it.
Re: 4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
I bought the small delta after watching new yankee about 15 years ago
I wouldn't want it to work the other way up.
Separate planer "jointer" FTW
I wouldn't want it to work the other way up.
Separate planer "jointer" FTW
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Quite agree! I have the 8" jet jointer bought as nearly new from someone getting out of woodwork reckoning he could do better as a tiler with no premises to payout for.
A great machine that stays spot on time after time. Sadly no longer made for some reason.
Bob
A great machine that stays spot on time after time. Sadly no longer made for some reason.
Bob
Information on induction motors and inverters here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GZrX ... sp=sharing" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: 4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
I got an Axi jointer .. 15 yrs ago, when they were good ! .. and a Jet "dedicated morticer" lol
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Re: 4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
@ Jay Bassil out of interest what price would the 15" be with a helix cutter head ?
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Re: 4 post type thicknesser: Sorted now
Hi JonR,
Normal price for 15" with helix head is £2299, although if your interested give us a call and we can probably get that down a bit
All the best,
Jay Bassil
Jays Woodwork Ltd, Llandinam
Normal price for 15" with helix head is £2299, although if your interested give us a call and we can probably get that down a bit
All the best,
Jay Bassil
Jays Woodwork Ltd, Llandinam
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