Workpiece Prep
Do not use the Mini Shaper to reduce workpiece size. The workpiece should be cut as close to final size before shaping. For best results, run all sides to be shaped through a jointer.
Whenever a cutter is required to make a heavy cut, the spindle speed (RPM) may be reduced. This results in a rough or splintered cut. Excessive
Always make a test cut on a piece of scrap before using the finished workpiece.
Figure 16.
Wood Grain
The Shaper cutter runs at high RPM, so with most woods it makes little difference if the cut is with or against the grain. However, with some very open grained woods such as redwood or fir, cutting against the grain may result in a rough, splintered surface. In this situation and when a heavy cut must be made, it is advisable to make a series of light cuts. Make the final cut by removing 1⁄16'' or less material.
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