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Finger Joint Cutter (Longitudinal) - 54 mm | d32 | Code C13 | DS Steel

Finger Joint Cutter (Longitudinal) - 54 mm | d32 | Code C13 | DS Steel

C13-d32

536,00 RON
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Longitudinal Lamellar Jointing Cutters – 54 mm DS Steel

Standard Spindle Bore (d) Ø32 mm standard (Customized versions for specific dimensions can be made upon request)
Active Cutting Material DS Steel (Standard Joinery Steel, optimized for economic budgets)
Tooth & Brazing Type Industrial brazed lamellar profiled inserts with special resistant alloy
Body / Cutting Height 54 mm (Ideal for soft wood panels and standard projects)
Active Working Space 20 mm - 50 mm (Optimized for latitudinal joints and natural wood panels)
Outer Diameter (D) 125 mm (Ensures classic dynamic inertia and stable use)
Active Cutting Hardness ~62 HRC
Recommended Speed 6,000 RPM (Stable performance in traditional workshops)
Execution Guarantee Replaceable profiled inserts – good yield in moderate work regime
Country of Production Ukraine

✨ DYNAMIC FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE

  • Classic and Fast Joints: Specifically designed for longitudinal lamellar joints, this DS Steel alloy tool offers the ideal solution for workshops looking for an excellent price-quality ratio in soft wood panel manufacturing.
  • Efficiency in Standard Species: The DS Steel structure is designed for optimal processing of soft wood (conifers), ensuring the creation of lamellar profiles with a low initial investment.
  • Balance and Stable Fixing: The cutter body with an outer diameter of 125 mm is ground on computerized machines to ensure uniform rotation on the milling machine spindle and reduce vibrations during operation.
  • Smooth Cutting in Soft Wood: The tooth geometry allows for uniform chip removal, leaving clean and well-structured channels, ready for adhesive application.
  • Standard Compatibility: Optimized to work excellently on professional stationary milling machines (shapers) in traditional or hobby joinery workshops.

⚠️ Usage limitations for the version in this ad (DS Steel):

❌ NOT recommended for use on very hard wood species, particleboard, MDF, or HDF!

❌ For hard wood (Beech, Oak) or large work volumes, it is recommended to switch to the superior HSS M2 Premium version.

📌 The ideal economic solution for small workshops and softwood processing!

🛠️ Professional Selection Guide: DS Steel vs. HSS M2

Choosing the correct cutting material directly influences the quality of the finish and the accepted production volume. Consult the table below:

Processed Material DS Steel ⭐
(Standard - Economic Option) 		HSS M2 Premium ⭐
(6.5% W / Р6М5 - Professional Option)
Soft Wood
(Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden) 		90%
(Good / Economically Efficient)		 ⭐ 100%
(Glossy Finish / No Burns)
Hard Wood
(Beech, Oak, Ash) 		40%
(Rapid cutting edge wear)		 ⭐ 80%
(Structurally Efficient / Resistant)
MDF / Particleboard / HDF Not recommended Not recommended
Number of Resharpenings Standard (Usual) Maximum (Highly resharpenable M2)
Cutting Material Hardness ~62 HRC 64 – 66 HRC

✅ Practical conclusions for purchase:

  1. Do you have a limited budget or work occasionally with Spruce and Pine? The version in this ad with DS Steel configuration is the rational choice. It allows you to create well-joined, lamellar-longitudinal panels without investing in large volume industrial tools.
  2. Do you have a workshop with continuous production or are you moving to hard wood? If you are going to mill dense woods like Beech or Oak, or if you want the tool to withstand overheating without frequent sharpening, we recommend choosing the superior HSS M2 Premium version from our range.
  3. Tool maintenance: Regardless of the material, make sure to regularly clean resin deposits from the cutter teeth to maintain optimal cutting capacity and avoid unnecessary friction.
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