Wadkin DM/V
Hollow Chisel Mortiser
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Manufactured in the UK
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Vibratory head for easy hardwood mortising
- Chisel size, max. 25 mm
- Timber capacity 254x 203 mm
- Stroke of chisel head 170 mm
- Table size 560 x 150 mm
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Manufactured in the UK
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Fully guarded adjustable chuck
- Chisel size, hardwood, max. 19 mm
- Chisel size, softwood, max. 25 mm
- Timber capacity 255x 200 mm
- Stroke of chisel head 120 mm
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Manufactured in the UK
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Fully guarded adjustable chuck
- Chisel size, hardwood, max. 19 mm
- Chisel size, softwood, max. 25 mm
- Timber capacity 255 x 200 mm
- Stroke of chisel head 120 mm
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Vibratory head (reduces effort by 66%)
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Heavy duty cast construction
- Timber capacity 250 x 200mm
- Maximum chisel capacity 25mm (1")
- Longitudinal movement of table 480mm
- Lateral movement of table 100mm
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Vibratory head (reduces effort by 66%)
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Heavy duty cast construction
- Timber capacity 250 x 200mm
- Maximum chisel capacity 25mm (1")
- Longitudinal movement of table 480mm
- Lateral movement of table 100mm
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Chain & chisel mortising
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Timber clamp
- Timber capacity 305 x 230mm
- Maximum chisel size 25mm (1")
- Vertical rise/fall of table 270mm
- Longitudinal movement of table 610mm
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Mortising Machines Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a mortiser used for?
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A mortiser is used for creating uniform holes in solid wood that will accept a tenon. A mortise and tenon is a reliable joining method for two pieces of wood.
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Can you use a drill press as a mortising machine?
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While there are attachments available to allow a chisel and bit to be fitted in a drill press, it is far from ideal. A drill press does not usually incorporate X and Y axis table movement making accurate mortising a chore. Safe operation is also an issue – without sufficient guarding the operation can be dangerous.
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What tool can be used to drill a mortise?
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To create a clean, square mortise a hollow chisel and bit are used. Alternatively, some machines use a chain set for larger/ deeping mortises.
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Can you cut a mortise with a chisel?
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While perfectly possible, creating a mortise with a hand held chisel is time consuming. A dedicated mortiser will speed up production and help ensure consistency of work across operators.
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What is the difference between a chisel mortiser and chain mortiser?
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A hollow chisel mortiser produces finer, more accurate work and is generally used in joinery and cabinet making. A chain mortiser can produce larger mortises in quicker time but is less accurate and produces a rougher finish. Chain mortisers are often used for fencing applications.
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