Finger Joint Cutter for Glued Laminated Timber Latitudinal 30 - 40 mm | D125 | d32 | Code C05 | DS Steel
Finger Joint Cutter for Glued Laminated Timber Latitudinal 30 - 40 mm | D125 | d32 | Code C05 | DS Steel
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Lateral Laminate Joint Cutter (2 Middle Teeth with Shoulder) – DS Steel - DIY
| Standard Bore (d) | Ø32 mm 🛠️ Adaptation options: For 30 mm shafts, reducing bushings are used (package discount!). For 35 mm or 40 mm shafts, we offer the possibility of technical bore enlargement. |
| Outer Diameter (D) | 125 mm (Ensures excellent mechanical stability during cutting) |
| Active Working Space | 30 mm or 40 mm (Choice) |
| Number / Type of Teeth | Z4 (4 pieces) – Industrially brazed profiled teeth with resistant silver-copper alloy |
| Active Cutting Edge Material | DS Steel (Special woodworking steel, ideal for moderate use and DIY budgets) |
| Cutting Edge Hardness | 58 – 61 HRC |
| Recommended Speed | 6,000 RPM (Fast and clean cuts, no risk of burning fibers) |
| Estimated Wear Resistance | Up to 3,000 linear meters (In soft natural wood) |
| Execution Warranty | Replaceable profiled inserts – long-term structural efficiency |
| Country of production | Ukraine |
The professional cutter for lateral laminate joints is specially designed for creating solid, perfectly aligned, and resistant joints between planks or solid wood pieces. Thanks to its intelligent geometry with 2 middle teeth and a shoulder on the sides, the outer faces of the wood remain perfectly straight but join at different levels, exponentially increasing the contact surface for adhesive.
This tool has deep teeth of 5 mm and allows work to start on panels with a minimum thickness of 15 mm.
✨ MAIN FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES:
- Precise Joints with Lateral Shoulder: The conical laminate profile with central teeth and shoulders provides impeccable self-alignment of pieces during clamping, guaranteeing uniform gluing and eliminating mechanical play.
- Reliable and Economical Material (DS Steel): The DIY range inserts are made of special structural steel, ideal for small workshops, craftsmen, or semi-professional projects seeking an optimal quality/price ratio.
- Clean Cutting at 6,000 RPM: Geometrically rectified teeth ensure rapid chip evacuation, leaving a clean channel ready for gluing, without unsightly burn marks on the wood fibers.
- Extended Compatibility: The outer diameter of 125 mm and the Ø32 mm bore ensure stable mounting on classic, stationary, or industrial milling machines.
💡 TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENT RECOMMENDATION FOR CRAFTSMEN:
⚠️ Usage limitations for this version (DS Steel - DIY):
❌ NOT recommended for use on chipboard, MDF, HDF, or very dense exotic wood!
❌ Intended for processing natural softwoods (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden, etc.). For hardwoods or intensive industrial use, choose higher cutting edge grades.
🛠️ Professional Selection Guide: DS Steel vs. HSS vs. Carbide
The correct material choice directly influences the wear resistance of the teeth and the quality of the finish depending on the wood species. See the comparison table:
| Material Processed | DS Steel ⭐ (DIY Standard - This cutter) |
HSS M2 Premium ⭐ (6.5% Tungsten / Р6М5) |
T.C.T. Carbide ⭐ (Metal Carbides) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Softwood (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden) |
90% (Good / Economical) |
⭐ 100% (Impeccable finish, no burns) |
❌ Risk of burning (Due to local friction) |
| Hardwood (Beech, Oak, Ash) |
40% (Requires frequent sharpening) |
80% (Efficient and durable) |
⭐ 100% (Maximum structural performance) |
| MDF / Chipboard / HDF / Agglomerates | Not recommended | Not recommended | 100% (Industrial optimal) |
| Number of Resharpenings | Standard (Usual) | Maximum (M2 resharpenable) | Limited by brazing |
| Cutting Edge Material Hardness | 58 – 61 HRC | 64 – 66 HRC | 85 – 92 HRC |
✅ Practical conclusions for purchase:
- Are you a DIY enthusiast or starting a workshop? The DS Steel version in this listing is ideal. It allows you to produce perfectly joined softwood panels (Spruce/Pine) with minimal initial investment and decent performance.
- Do you have daily production or work with Oak/Beech? To avoid premature dulling caused by the density of hard fibers, we recommend choosing the superior version with HSS M2 Premium high-speed steel from our range.
- Do you cut composite materials (MDF/Chipboard)? The binders and adhesives in pressed panels will quickly destroy standard steel cutting edges. For these abrasive materials, the only correct option is the version with T.C.T. Carbide inserts.
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