This week I continued my cutting board blank creation. I have quite a large stack of cutting board blanks piled up and I am almost through all my scraps. I started working on the bassinet as well. I got started by creating the angled tenon joinery on the upper rails of the side assembly. During the week, I also installed new brakes on my trailer and today I upgraded my planer.
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Matt I heard in your last post you were thinking of getting a helix head for your planner. Have you thought about carbide tipped blades ? I have seen them advertized and have been looking to try them because the helix heads are so expensive..
Hey Ross, I haven’t really considered them to be honest. For the price of two sets of knives I could get a new head. Maybe the pricing gap is larger on smaller planers?
I have a fifteen inch planer I can get a set of solid carbide blades for 150 and for a shelix head it would cost me 800 . That gets a little steeper for your 20 inch. If you found a cheaper head let me know I’m still not sure which route iwant to go. May just buy a good system to sharpen my hss blades.
Have you looked at ordering from grizzly? They have the 15″ Shelix for $600: http://www.grizzly.com/products/15-Shelix-Cutterhead/H7768
Wow that is a great price thanks Matt..
No problem. Happy to help!