🪵 Home Log Tenon Cutter (2-inch) - Lumberjack Tools (TRH2000) Review

It takes a while to figure out how tight the blade edge screws are. Again, this works really well, but you need to be straight forward with your protocol.

For practice, I built a love seat for my front porch using 6 wooden blocks and some leftover decking. Once the logs were the right size, they were easy to put together.

I have to say I love this tool! I didn't have a big problem. The blade is a bit dull but I was able to give it a sharp edge. no problem. This is a tool that will last a long time. durable steel. with a beautiful aluminum body.

Excellent tool in every way. Use a 1/2-inch side-handle drill. Hold the wooden shaft and go to town. Excellent! I will buy other sizes as it has inspired me for other projects. I am very happy with the quality and performance of this drill. Tool.

I used this tool to make handrail spindles on the railing of a tree house. It worked great. You will need a vise or clamp to keep the part from rotating. Suggest to start cutting slowly, RPM. On large diameter parts I used a grinder to smooth the edges before I started cutting. Will buy larger sizes for larger projects.

I'm glad I have this tenoner but there are a few issues that may be common to all (?) such devices, not just this one. The exact diameter of the mandrel produced depends, of course, on the fine adjustment of the cutting blade. The blade is held in place with a hex head screw. Shims were not included with the blade adjustment screws, but without them, the final tightening of the screw will cause the blade to move out of position through the friction of the screw head's rotation. So add some…