Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15" planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?


Brian

On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 10:41:57 -0500, "B Man" wrote:

Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15" planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?


Brian


you might try woodworkers supply. they have them for many planers but
im not sure if they have one for yours.

skeez

Check out http://woodworker.com/cgi-bin/FULLPR...ARTNUM=120-047

Says it fits Woodtek and Jet 15" planers. I would not be surprised if it
also fits the Delta, as both the Jet and Delta were similar last I looked.

-nick


"B Man" wrote in message
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Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15"
planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there
for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?


Brian

B Man wrote:
Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15" planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?


Brian


Check http://byrdtool.com/index.html
Joe

On 2005-02-03, B Man wrote:
Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15" planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?

Rather expensive ($795) but:

http://www.byrdtool.com/journals.html

At least it's available. I'm looking at replacing the head on my jointer.
It's twenty inches wide and the price will be more than $2000 if they can
do it. I have babbitt bearings on this old monster.

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Ed Clarke wrote in
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At least it's available. I'm looking at replacing the head on my
jointer. It's twenty inches wide and the price will be more than $2000
if they can do it. I have babbitt bearings on this old monster.


I think that qualifies as a driveby...

"Patriarch" wrote in message
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Ed Clarke wrote in
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At least it's available. I'm looking at replacing the head on my
jointer. It's twenty inches wide and the price will be more than $2000
if they can do it. I have babbitt bearings on this old monster.


I think that qualifies as a driveby...

The 20" sure...
But I'd call the $2000 for "new jointer 'blades'" a liability.

Now, if I just knew whut a Bruce Babbit Bearing wuz...

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"Patriarch" wrote in message
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Ed Clarke wrote in
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At least it's available. I'm looking at replacing the head on my
jointer. It's twenty inches wide and the price will be more than $2000
if they can do it. I have babbitt bearings on this old monster.


I think that qualifies as a driveby...

The 20" sure...
But I'd call the $2000 for "new jointer 'blades'" a liability.

Now, if I just knew whut a Bruce Babbit Bearing wuz...




That would seem to be for the head assembly replacement - a one time cost.

For me, the incremental cost would have to factor in a change of address.
I'm completely out of space.

Patriarch,
who has a vintage 24" jointer. A spiffy Stanley #8.

who has a vintage 24" jointer. A spiffy Stanley #8.

I have a new 32" jointer so there (G)
http://www.knight-toolworks.com/web_...bingarazee.jpg


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Steve Knight wrote in
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who has a vintage 24" jointer. A spiffy Stanley #8.

I have a new 32" jointer so there (G)
http://www.knight-toolworks.com/web_...bingarazee.jpg

That's _really_ _purty_, Steve!

Patriarch,
rethinking plane storage options, for some reason

On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 10:13:35 -0600, Patriarch
wrote:

Steve Knight wrote in
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who has a vintage 24" jointer. A spiffy Stanley #8.

I have a new 32" jointer so there (G)
http://www.knight-toolworks.com/web_...bingarazee.jpg

That's _really_ _purty_, Steve!

it weights 10.5# a bit much for me (G)

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Thank you all for the good info.

While I expected them to be expensive, $795 USD is a bit rich for cutter
head for me - with shipping & duty, etc., it would actually be cheaper for
me to replace the planer every time my knives got dull. Hahhahah!


Thanks for the help anyhow - good to know they're available.


Brian




"Ed Clarke" wrote in message
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On 2005-02-03, B Man wrote:
Does anyone make a spiral cutter that would fit the Delta DC-380 15"
planer?

I read an artical recently that said how great the cutters were, and that
they are available for virtually any planer now. Is there one out there
for
this bad boy machine, and if so, any idea where to buy it?

Rather expensive ($795) but:

http://www.byrdtool.com/journals.html

At least it's available. I'm looking at replacing the head on my jointer.
It's twenty inches wide and the price will be more than $2000 if they can
do it. I have babbitt bearings on this old monster.

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