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Finger Joint Cutter (Longitudinal) - 54 mm | Code C12 | DS Steel
Finger Joint Cutter (Longitudinal) - 54 mm | Code C12 | DS Steel
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Longitudinal Shoulder Finger Joint Cutter – DS Steel - DIY
| Standard Spindle Bore (d) | ⚙️ Ø32 mm 🛠️ Adaptation options: For a 30 mm spindle, reduction bushes are used (discount in package!). For a 35 mm or 40 mm spindle, we offer technical bore enlargement. |
| Active Blade Material | DS Steel (Special woodworking steel, ideal for the economic range) |
| Performance Range | DIY Series – The optimal solution for moderate use, small workshops, and semi-professional projects |
| Number / Type of Teeth | Z4 (4 pieces) – Profiled teeth brazed onto high-strength brass alloy (Cu–Zn) |
| Active Working Space | Configurable from 35 mm up to 54 mm active milling height |
| Minimum Wood Thickness | Can be used on workpieces starting from approx. 10 mm panel thickness |
| Outer Diameter (D) | 125 mm (Ensures high stability and clean cuts) |
| Active Blade Hardness | 58 – 61 HRC |
| Recommended Speed | 6,200 RPM (Stable performance, no risk of burning on fibers) |
| Construction Guarantee | Replaceable profiled inserts – guaranteed long-term efficiency |
| Country of Production | Ukraine |
✨ PROFILE FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES (DIY SERIES)
- Edge-to-Edge Joints with Structural Shoulder: Specifically designed for creating finger joints with a seating shoulder. This profile significantly increases the contact surface for adhesive, ensuring a flush bond and exceptional structural mechanical strength.
- Smart Budget Solution (DS Steel): This model is part of the DIY range, being the optimal tool for small workshops, woodworking enthusiasts, or moderate work regimes. It offers excellent geometric precision at a minimal acquisition cost.
- Flexibility and Work Capacity: With an active height between 35 and 54 mm, but capable of efficiently working panels starting from 10 mm due to the tooth profile, the cutter is suitable for a multitude of furniture or fitting projects.
- Flexible Compatibility with Machine Spindle: The native bore is Ø32 mm. If you own a classic machine with a 30 mm spindle, you can purchase suitable reduction rings/bushes with a special discount included in the package. For larger machines with 35 mm or 40 mm spindles, we offer assistance for safe bore modification and enlargement.
💡 TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENT RECOMMENDATION FOR CRAFTSMEN:
To obtain a perfect counter-profile: For the final joint of the two wood pieces to be perfectly flush (without steps or unevenness on the surface), it is recommended that after milling the first piece, you lower or raise the cutter on the spindle by exactly half a tooth before milling the complementary piece.
⚠️ Usage limitations for the variant in this ad (DS Steel - DIY):
❌ NOT recommended for use on chipboard, MDF, HDF, or very dense exotic wood!
❌ Intended for processing soft natural wood (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden, etc.). For hardwoods or intensive industrial use, choose superior blade classes.
📌 The ideal solution for producing panels, table tops, and stable solid wood structures!
🛠️ Professional Selection Guide: DS Steel vs. HSS vs. Carbide
The correct material selection directly influences the wear resistance of the teeth and the finish quality depending on the wood species. Consult the comparative table:
| Processed Material | DS Steel ⭐ (DIY Standard - This cutter) |
HSS M2 Premium ⭐ (6.5% Tungsten / P6M5) |
T.C.T. Carbide ⭐ (Metal Carbides) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soft Wood (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden) |
90% (Good / Economically Optimal) |
⭐ 100% (Clean finish, no burns) |
❌ Risk of burning (Due to local friction) |
| Hard Wood (Beech, Oak, Ash) |
40% (Requires frequent sharpening) |
80% (Efficient and stable) |
⭐ 100% (Maximum structural efficiency) |
| MDF / Chipboard / HDF / Composite | Not Recommended | Not Recommended | 100% (Industrially optimal) |
| Number of Resharpenings | Standard (Normal) | Maximum (M2 resharpenable) | Limited by brazing |
| Blade Material Hardness | 58 – 61 HRC | 64 – 66 HRC | 85 – 92 HRC |
✅ Practical conclusions for purchase:
- Are you just starting out or processing softwoods (Spruce/Pine)? The DS Steel DIY Series model in this ad represents the smartest and most economical choice, offering excellent results without high costs.
- For hardwoods or composite materials (MDF/Chipboard): We recommend looking at the superior professional ranges in our catalog (HSS M2 for immaculate finish on solid hardwoods or T.C.T. Carbide for composite panels).
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