**BEGINNERS NOTE** I have this cutter flipped upside down and shaper running in reverse. Just the way I prefer to do panels, for a multitude of reasons. BUT REMEMBER, u always want to push into the rotation. Notice at the end u can see the rotation of the cutter as it comes to a stop *for the safest technique at least.

Ayo love me some prof didn’t think id hear high priced shoes on a wood working short

@BradsWorkbench

3 ай бұрын

Lmao

Enjoying watching what we used to hate doing together almost 20 years ago lol. Keep it up my man! You are doing amazing work

@BradsWorkbench

3 ай бұрын

This is a little different 🤙 but its funny cuz i was just thinking about that day we got off early 😆

@jeremyabbott599

3 ай бұрын

@@BradsWorkbench I forgot about that 😂

It would be a lot less scary with a feeder, Brad. Bill

@BradsWorkbench

3 ай бұрын

I use a feeder on the other shaper. But i do alot of arched panels so just keep this shaper set up for that most the time

It was the music from Prof that made me comment . Keep up the great wood working skills brother.

@BradsWorkbench

Ай бұрын

Ha! Appreciate it 🤙

Alright,which direction is safer? Left to right or right to left? Just watched a different short saying left to right is dangerous

@bryceg5709

3 ай бұрын

which rotation is the cutter.... Just like on a metal lathe feeding into the cut is safer because you are pushing material and it is pushing back called conventional milling the opposite is called climb and is where the cutter wants to suck the material in.

@BradsWorkbench

3 ай бұрын

Exactly what bryceg said. 👍 im running the shaper in reverse in this video

@BradsWorkbench

3 ай бұрын

To keep it simple, u always want to push into the rotation. Notice at the end u can see the rotation of the cutter as it comes to a stop *for the safest technique at least.