[crovello]

I need to make some custom bead board and I am having a hard time finding a knife for my shaper. I have several beading knifes but they all leave a flat shoulder cut on the side of the bead. I need a chamfer or "v" groove along side the bead.

I need a cutter like the one in this picture but the flat part of the knife needs to be on a 45 degree angle.

Any ideas??

It is a very common profile in bead board so I am suprised I am having a hard time finding the cutter I want.

Dave

[genecarp]

I bet Bass will have a suggestion, GMOD

[mikeswoods]

I'm surprised ,too.
Very common design,I would think.

I use an older Sears table saw shaper(You know the ones that hold three blades) It has the profile that you need--I believe Sears no longer makes it,however another company appears to be selling one just like it.

I saw an add somewhere but I don't remember who they are.

I like the tool because it allows me to 'fake' bead board out of solid stock.---Mike--

[crovello]

Originally Posted by mikeswoods

I'm surprised ,too.
Very common design,I would think.

I use an older Sears table saw shaper(You know the ones that hold three blades) It has the profile that you need--I believe Sears no longer makes it,however another company appears to be selling one just like it.

I saw an add somewhere but I don't remember who they are.

I like the tool because it allows me to 'fake' bead board out of solid stock.---Mike--

I have one of those Craftsman rigs. I have a beading bit but not with that profile. I have not used that thing in years.

I would not know where to look for cutters for that thing. I hope someone has an idea.

If I end up using that I will have to take the time to mount my power feeder to my table saw. I have been wanting to do that for years. Any of you guys bother to use a power feeder on your table saw?

[TBFGhost]

Get it custom made....

http://magnate.net/downloads/CustMade.pdf

The procedure is as follows:

1)Please download and fill out our Custom Made Tooling Information Sheet. E-mail or fax (800-733-9076 or 909-468-5745) the sheet with the dimensions of the Cutters that you want. Specify the number of wings or flutes and rotation. If the dimensions is not easy to describe, the ACTUAL size of wood sample is desired.

2)Upon receiving your drawing or wood sample, Magnate will quote you the pricing usually within 24-48 hours by e-mail, fax or phone whichever you prefer.

3)Upon your agreement with the pricing, Magnate will provide you with the CAD-like drawing (see example below) for your approval. Magnate's trained personnel will then discuss the drawing with you if you have any questions.


4)You will give us written approval or your signature on the final drawing.
5)Upon receiving the written approval or your signature, Magnate will make the Cutters according to the final drawing you approved.
6)It usually takes 7-10 working days before we can ship the Cutters. Rush orders may require an extra charge.

Shipped in 7 to 10 days.....

[Cole82]

There is apecialty millwork place here that I have ordered sutom shaper bits from. Takes about 6 weeksand almost $200 but I get exactly what I need.

There are online places.
http://www.rctsharpeningservice.com/...per_knives.htm

Cole

[Tom Struble]

ridged/craftsman still has these,funny thing is they won't just sell the cutters,only the full kit about 125$ i think

[TBFGhost]

Originally Posted by crovello

I would not know where to look for cutters for that thing. I hope someone has an idea.

Is it something like this? LRH Magic Molder

http://magnate.net/index.cfm?event=s...gory&theID=158

[mikeswoods]

Corob Cutters | Home---These folks still have cutters--I didn't check to see if they stock the profile you need.

[Fyrzowt]

Couldn't you take the cutter you have to your sharpening shop and have it ground like you want it?

[Tom R]

http://www.toolstoday.com/p-5895-wai...-material.aspx

[Leo G]

#64F080 3rd row 3rd down

[crovello]

Originally Posted by Tom R

http://www.toolstoday.com/p-5895-wai...-material.aspx

That would be perfect except for the fact you can't do a center bead. I wish the SC426 cutter had the bevel on both sides.

I need to make the bead board myself so I can make them narrow enough to form a radius so this setup would work for this. Other times I need to add a center bead to wider stock so it would have been nice to have that option.

Thanks for posting. I may just have to buy that set.

Dave

[crovello]

This is an excellent resource. Thanks for posting.

Dave

Originally Posted by TBFGhost

Get it custom made....

http://magnate.net/downloads/CustMade.pdf

The procedure is as follows:

1)Please download and fill out our Custom Made Tooling Information Sheet. E-mail or fax (800-733-9076 or 909-468-5745) the sheet with the dimensions of the Cutters that you want. Specify the number of wings or flutes and rotation. If the dimensions is not easy to describe, the ACTUAL size of wood sample is desired.

2)Upon receiving your drawing or wood sample, Magnate will quote you the pricing usually within 24-48 hours by e-mail, fax or phone whichever you prefer.

3)Upon your agreement with the pricing, Magnate will provide you with the CAD-like drawing (see example below) for your approval. Magnate's trained personnel will then discuss the drawing with you if you have any questions.


4)You will give us written approval or your signature on the final drawing.
5)Upon receiving the written approval or your signature, Magnate will make the Cutters according to the final drawing you approved.
6)It usually takes 7-10 working days before we can ship the Cutters. Rush orders may require an extra charge.

Shipped in 7 to 10 days.....

[crovello]

Originally Posted by Leo G

#64F080 3rd row 3rd down

Thanks Leo, that will do the trick. Now I have to mount my feeder on my table saw.

Dave

[Tom R]

Or buy another feeder.

[crovello]

The one I have is rather cheap compared to that. It runs on a table saw.

I am not sure I see the advantage to the one you posted. It runs on a shaper, correct? If I wanted to run it on my shaper I would rather buy the correct shaper head. The cutters for that thing don't seem to be much cheaper than a knife for my shaper.

Thanks for the info.

I just looked at the picture again and I maybe it is for a table saw. forget everything I just said

Dave

Originally Posted by TBFGhost

Is it something like this? LRH Magic Molder

http://magnate.net/index.cfm?event=s...gory&theID=158

[Rustbucket]

That Magic Moulder is for a table saw. They have gotten some pretty good reviews in woodworking magazines. They do have shaper heads too.

http://www.bladesllc.com/magic-molder-heads.html