Wood Machinery & Supplies

Industrial low-angle pocket cutter

The new R2063 from Ritter is the industrial model of the company's two new pocket cutting machines. Features of the router bit-based pocket cutter include: 6° low angle, PLC controlled cycle, adjustable material stops and a cycle time of 1.75-2 seconds. The R2063 three-phase machine carries a spindle motor for heavier use and longevity.

Wood Machinery & Supplies

CNC drill & dowel inserting

Available from Akins Machinery, Gannomat Index CNC drill and dowel inserting machines offer fully automatic bore, glue and dowel insertion. The versatile Gannomat Index line – Logic, Trend and Pro – has options including: frame sizes from 27.5 inches to 130 inches, 3-5-7-9 spindle drill heads, vertical and horizontal routers, grooving saws, pocket screw aggregate and multiple inserting stations.

Wood Machinery & Supplies

Robots for woodworking applications

Robotic Solutions specializes in the integration of various robotic applications for the woodworking industry. These include: machine tending, sanding, spraying paint, clear coatings and adhesive application. Other operations including heavy lifting, part flipping, or tasks considered a safety risk make perfect sense for robotics. CMA spray robots with 3D scanning technology and Kuka industrial robots are among the products available from the company.

What kind of joint in this cabinet?

I am refinishing a cabinet and have never seen a joint like this. I am trying to find the name and possibly a time period to date the cabinet

Cuts for end-joining pieces of different thicknesses

I need to join a 1/2-inch piece to the end of a 3/4-inch piece. Each piece is 1 1/2-inch wide. They will be glued together, so I need smooth, flat surfaces. I want to join them as shown in the image. Only the piece on the left has to be cut, since the other is square (so the cutout is 90° but not at right angles to the surface of the piece that is cut). I only have hand tools. My hand router tore up the piece, because I couldn't devise a jig or clamp that was stable enough to hold it still. The actual angle isn't critical