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  • New Sedgwick 571 Mortiser 240 volt

    New Sedgwick 571 Mortiser 240 volt

    POA

    New

  • Chisel Mortiser – Dominion BM

    Chisel Mortiser – Dominion BM

    £2,250.00 + VAT

    Used

  • Wadkin DM Mortiser

    Wadkin DM Mortiser

    £2,950.00 + VAT

    Used

  • Wadkin DMV Mortiser

    Wadkin DMV Mortiser

    £4,950.00 + VAT

    Used

  • Wadkin DM Mortiser

    Wadkin DM Mortiser

    £2,950.00 + VAT

    Used

  • Sedgwick 571 Mortiser

    Sedgwick 571 Mortiser

    £1,275.00 + VAT

    Used

  • Wadkin MF Chain and Chisel mortiser

    Wadkin MF Chain and Chisel mortiser

    POA

    Used

If you need a new chisel or chain mortiser for your workshop or you want to upgrade from your current model get in touch. We’ve been in the wood machine supply business for almost 40 years and can advise you on the most appropriate machine for your business. Our showroom is based in Somerset but we are able to ship machines nationwide. We also supply Ripsaws, Planer Thicknessers, Tenoners and more.

Mortisers: Precision Woodworking for Joinery

mortiser is an essential tool in professional woodworking, designed specifically for creating mortise and tenon joints, one of the strongest types of joints used in furniture making and carpentry. Whether you’re a professional woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, investing in the right mortiser can significantly improve your efficiency and accuracy.

What Is a Mortiser?

A mortiser is a machine used to cut square or rectangular holes in wood. These holes, called mortises, are typically part of a mortise and tenon joint, which connects two pieces of wood at right angles. The precision of a mortiser is crucial, as it allows for cleaner cuts and stronger joints than other woodworking tools.

Types of Mortisers

  1. Bench Mortisers: Ideal for small to medium-sized projects, bench mortisers are compact and can be easily mounted on a workbench. They are perfect for home workshops or light commercial use.
  2. Floor Mortisers: These are larger, heavier-duty machines used in industrial settings. Floor mortisers provide more power and stability, making them suitable for large-scale woodworking projects.
  3. Chain Mortisers: Used in heavy timber construction, chain mortisers are excellent for creating larger mortises in beams and logs. These are typically used in carpentry for post-and-beam construction.

Why Use a Mortiser?

Mortisers allow for high precision when creating mortises, ensuring that each cut is clean and accurate. This level of precision is difficult to achieve with a regular drill or hand tools. When working on projects such as furniture making, door construction, or cabinetry, where strong, durable joints are required, a mortiser becomes an indispensable tool.

Benefits of Using a Mortiser

  • Increased Accuracy: Mortisers make it easy to create straight, clean edges and consistent depth for mortise cuts, leading to stronger and neater joints.
  • Time Efficiency: Mortising by hand can be time-consuming and tedious. A mortiser significantly speeds up the process, allowing you to complete jobs faster.
  • Versatility: Mortisers can be adjusted for different wood thicknesses and depths, making them suitable for a wide range of woodworking projects.

Choosing the Right Mortiser

When selecting a mortiser, consider the following:

  • Power and Capacity: Depending on your project size, choose a mortiser that matches your workload. Bench mortisers are ideal for smaller tasks, while floor models are better suited for large-scale joinery.
  • Chisel Size Compatibility: Make sure the mortiser you select is compatible with a range of chisel sizes, allowing you to work with various mortise dimensions.
  • Build Quality: Look for mortisers made from durable materials that can withstand regular use. A sturdy build ensures long-lasting performance.

Why TWS Wood?

At TWS Wood, we offer a selection of high-quality mortisers that are designed for precision, reliability, and ease of use. Whether you’re handling complex woodworking projects or simple joinery, our mortisers ensure professional results every time. Shop our collection today and enhance your woodworking skills with the right tools.