Carpentry machines

Carpentry tools for structural timber rather than furniture. Chain mortisers cut the deep housings a traditional mortise-and-tenon needs in beams and posts; a mortising set is a matched chain, a guide sword with a grease cup, and the sprocket that drives them, in several widths and depths. The carpentry circular saws are built around the same idea of bringing a workshop cut to a heavy timber: around 1900 W, running on long guide rails at 1, 2 and 3 metres so a cut crosses a beam in one pass instead of being marked round and finished by hand. With a groove cutter fitted they take on tenons and housings as well as straight cuts. Most of the listing here is the consumables and guides those machines run on.