Powerful induction motor supports 1" mortice facility. Back, forth and lateral table movement allo...Powerful induction motor supports 1" mortice facility. Back, forth and lateral table movement allows for easy positioning of larger workpieces. Fully adjustable work clamps and depth stops allow for accurate morticing. Supplied with 5/8" chisel and bit, 19mm, 13/16" and 13/16" chisel bushes, 16mm chuck and key, work clamp, 2m (approx.) cable and approved plug. Display packed on pallet. Key Points Quantity: 1 - Sold Individually Description: --Powerful induction motor supports 1"" mortice facility. -- Back, forth and lateral table movement allows for easy positioning of larger workpieces. -- Fully adjustable work clamps and depth stops allow for accurate morticing. -- Supplied with 5/8"" chisel and bit, 19mm, 13/16"" and 13/16"" chisel bushes, 16mm chuck and key, work clamp, 2M(approx.--) cable and appr. Dimensions 55.00cm x 46.70cm x 144.40cm Weight 94.5kg Specification: --Speed 1400r/min --Chisel capacity 25.4mm (1\") --Chuck capacity 16mm --Chisel stroke (max.) 220mm --Clamping height (max.) 200mm --Fence to chisel centre 140mm --Table size 400 x 150mm --Base size 300 x 450mm --Weight (machine only) 108kg
This guide is for woodworkers seeking to accurately create mortise and tenon joints using the Draper Morticer and Stand. The key benefit is its powerful motor and adjustable features, allowing for precise mortising in larger workpieces. However, users should be aware of its substantial weight and footprint, requiring adequate workspace. This guide covers setup, operation, and maintenance to help you get the most out of your Draper Morticer and Stand.
All features
Model Part Number
09896
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum chisel capacity?
The maximum chisel capacity is 25.4mm (1").
What is the chuck capacity?
The chuck capacity is 16mm.
What is the maximum clamping height?
The maximum clamping height is 200mm.
How do I change the chisel?
Unplug the machine. Use the appropriate tools to loosen the chuck and remove the old chisel. Insert the new chisel and tighten the chuck securely.
What type of wood can I use with this morticer?
The morticer is suitable for use with various types of wood. Adjust the feed rate and cutting depth based on the wood's hardness.
How often should I lubricate the machine?
Refer to the user manual for lubrication instructions. Generally, lubricate moving parts regularly to ensure smooth operation.
Troubleshooting
Motor doesn't start.
Check the power supply. Ensure the machine is plugged in securely and the outlet is working. Check the power switch and any safety features.
Mortise is not square.
Check that the chisel is properly aligned and the workpiece is securely clamped. Ensure the chisel is sharp and not damaged.
Chisel is breaking or chipping.
Use the correct chisel and bit for the wood type. Reduce the feed rate, and make sure the chisel is sharp. Replace worn chisels.
Poor cutting performance.
Ensure the chisel is sharp. Check for blockages in the cutting path. Adjust the cutting depth and feed rate.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Powerful 750W motor for efficient mortising.
Adjustable table and depth stops for precise work.
Supplied with necessary accessories, reducing the need for additional purchases.
Suitable for larger workpieces due to adjustable table and clamping capacity.
Cons
Heavy weight (108kg machine only) may limit portability and require a dedicated workspace.
Requires some assembly and initial setup.
Requires careful alignment and adjustment for accurate results.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Carefully unpack all components. Refer to the included manual for step-by-step assembly instructions. Ensure all parts are securely fastened.
Power: Connect the morticer to a suitable power outlet. Ensure the voltage matches the specifications.
Chisel and Bit Installation: Install the appropriate chisel and bit for your project. Secure them firmly in the chuck.
Workpiece Placement: Position the workpiece on the table and secure it using the work clamps.
Alignment: Align the chisel with the desired mortise location. Use the adjustable table movements for precise positioning.
Operation: Turn on the machine and slowly feed the chisel into the wood. Avoid forcing the chisel; let the machine do the work.
Compatibility: This morticer is designed for woodworking. Use it with appropriate wood types. Avoid using it with materials like metal or plastic.
Care:
Cleaning: Regularly clean the machine to remove wood chips and dust.
Lubrication: Lubricate moving parts as recommended in the manual.
Chisel Maintenance: Keep chisels sharp for optimal performance. Sharpen or replace them as needed.
Storage: Store the morticer in a dry and clean environment when not in use.