Router bits ?

[mmcmdl]

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I can't use these , can anybody else ? I do have a router but not in the mood to root ( npi ) for it .

 

[Eddyde]

I might be able to use them at some point, what do you want for them?

 

[Larry$]

Takes a good router to swing that panel raiser!

 

[mmcmdl]

The set is 800.513.11

I don"t know Ed , I don't know wood tools ! They haven't been used and I'll never use them for sure . I'll pm you .

 

[mmcmdl]

Takes a good router to swing that panel raiser!

LOL , you're speaking jibberish to a metal worker .

 

[Larry$]

you're speaking jibberish to a metal worker

Router spindle 22,000 rpm - good speed for a 1/2" router bit. I can't tell what the diameter of that panel raiser is but the outer edges of that thing are going to be moving really fast. Also a router bit needs to be taking enough of a cut to produce a decent chip flow. Too little cut/chip and heat builds and you get burning. The amount of power/torque required at the outside edge of that big diameter bit is several times that of a 1/2" bit. Combine that with the need to keep a decent chip load to prevent burning and it takes a decently powerful router (obviously table mounted.)
Normally a shaper is used for panel raising, 4500 rpm 5+ HP. 1¼" spindle, power feed. (Router: 22,000 rpm, 2 hp, 1/2" arbor, Manual feed)

 

[mmcmdl]

Router spindle 22,000 rpm - good speed for a 1/2" router bit.

So this set came out of my ex-coworkers shop that passed . I grabbed the router head which was rather large . All the other stuff such as the table and crap is still there . I guess I should grab it ? I wasn't going to as I have my own router here and used it only once in 15 years . I'm out of space here but maybe I can set it out at the yard sale . I paid for the entire contents of his shop anyway , but still have to move it all which gets expensive counting time .