🛠️ Lumberjack Tools 2-Inch Industrial Log Tenon Cutter, Premium Tenon Cutter for Sale (Tta2000) Review

You will need to either drill a 2 1/6" hole for the 2" spigot or grind the spigot to fit the 2" hole. Pretty rough cut for what I do. I've just finished 266 ear cuttings on juniper trees of various sizes, that's 270 feet of fence, I don't know what I would do without it. Get the log in a vise, you need a strong 500rpm pipe drill and you better hold this drill bit, it will pull the log out of the vise. 100 cuts left, then I need to sharpen the blades. Also use the puff on the screws to install…

This is one of those tools that takes a little practice to work properly. You should have a SLOW drill - the recommended maximum is 500 RPM, but 300 is more like it. It takes practice and a powerful drill to make it flake off the chips (rather than vibrate). Using only one blade helps, especially if your drill isn't powerful enough. If he cleans the chips, he will feed on you on his own. It will cut knots, but your drill will most likely stop/slow down with each attempt. It also takes practice…

I have never been so disappointed in a tool that I was able to write a critical review. I have a lot of experience with tenoners, but this is my first experience with a lumberjack. Brand. I might have been unlucky and got a bad one, but I was disappointed with the effort it took to even get a decent spike. First, the pitch control is poorly designed. It can be difficult to get the blades right so you end up with the right size mandrel instead of just ripping the wood. sharpened to give a tip…