Taking only minutes to set up, the Sedgwick Tenoner is easy to use and accurate in operation. Work is positioned on the rolling table against an end stop and a fence, and is secured by a cam action clamp. Its end is then passed between two vertically mounted cutterheads which machine the top and bottom cheeks of the tenon.
The tenon width is set by raising or lowering the top motor, and its position on the timber by raising/lowering the two motors in tandem. Variations in shoulder length are set using the rule on the end stop, and staggered tenons are achieved by simple handwheel adjustment of the top motor, reading from a mechanical digital clock.
This machine is very robust with a cast iron frame and table. Built in the UK by a well established British company.
The Sedgwick Tenoner is a must have machine in joinery and furniture production. Sedgwick are committed to the development and production of new and existing products targeted specifically at the professional, semi-professional and education markets.
