Has anyone tried the Magic Moulder?

http://www.woodtechtooling.com/Magic...ic_molder.html

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Rumpty

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Yes!!!! I have had one for a couple of years now and I have used it
several times. Well worth the money. Very high quality and I like
they way the knives change so easy and they lock down tight and secure.
I have made a lot of moulding and I am very pleased with the cut and
finish.

Mike from American Sycamore
www.americansycamoreretreat.com

http://www.onlinetoolreviews.com/rev...agicmolder.htm

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I didn't use it, but I saw some scrap that had run through a Magic
Moulder. I was impressed with the surface finish and the quality of
the cut.


-Dan V.

On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 19:19:42 -0500, "Rumpty" wrote:

Has anyone tried the Magic Moulder?

http://www.woodtechtooling.com/Magic...ic_molder.html

Wow --- I have a Craftsman molder set that I bought about 30 years ago (and
still have never used). It could be the twin to this thing, and I think I
only paid about $50 for it!

Bob Gruber


"Rumpty" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried the Magic Moulder?

http://www.woodtechtooling.com/Magic...ic_molder.html

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Rumpty

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I don't really think so. I have a Craftsman molder about 25 years old, and
have used it many times. It took me two days to grind and sharpen the cutters,
with a keyed jig to make them uniform. Before that it was terrible. It's
worked out fairly well, but isn't used often. Some years ago I compared it to
the Magic Molder, and concluded the latter was of much higher quality and
better design. I just didn't have enough usage to justify the change, and that
wasn't available when I bought mine.
GerryG

On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 10:58:51 -0500, "News" wrote:

Wow --- I have a Craftsman molder set that I bought about 30 years ago (and
still have never used). It could be the twin to this thing, and I think I
only paid about $50 for it!

Bob Gruber


"Rumpty" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried the Magic Moulder?

http://www.woodtechtooling.com/Magic...ic_molder.html

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Rumpty

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