Russ B | 22/07/2019 21:54:08 |
549 forum posts 21 photos | Does anyone know what this shaper is, it's stroke is about 8 inch off the top of my head. Flat ways on the ram and table etc not dovetail Looks like a little lever on the back perhaps sets the speed to 3 or 4 presets (I'm guessing due to its proximity to the input shaft) Can be set to index left/right or up/down Nice piece of kit, I'm hoping it'll be in my garage very soon, I've always wanted a shaper although I'd envisioned it would be vice mounted and hand operated, but what I really need is just a bigger workshop! |
Russ B | 22/07/2019 22:26:14 |
549 forum posts 21 photos | Well I'd googled for hours before posting this and now after half an hour of looking I've found it!
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Russ B | 22/07/2019 22:50:35 |
549 forum posts 21 photos | Looks like it's a nice 10 inch shaper with a few neat little features. A chap called Mark correctly identifed it by PM but I'd not checked, thanks to mark and as I said to him, I look forward to getting it and hope it's all present and correct.... And if it isn't Edited By Russ B on 22/07/2019 22:55:10 |
Russ B | 22/07/2019 23:13:25 |
549 forum posts 21 photos | https://youtu.be/otUPiTs5vFg |
Richard brown 1 | 23/07/2019 00:56:20 |
116 forum posts 32 photos | Has a lot in common with a royal by the look of it |
Russ B | 23/07/2019 08:51:38 |
549 forum posts 21 photos | This should make light work of my CES/Jacobs hobber castings |
Mark Rand | 23/07/2019 15:35:37 |
798 forum posts | Posted by Richard brown 1 on 23/07/2019 00:56:20:
Has a lot in common with a royal by the look of it It looks as if the Denford guys had certainly seen an Eriksen shaper up close before they designed the Royal. The Royal's under-drive is better than the rear drive of the Eriksen, the Two-speed + two belt steps on the Royal are a wash with the three speeds of the Eriksen, but there's a distinct resemblance there.
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