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(02-18-2018, 09:06 PM)jlanciani Wrote: Nice buy. I’m pretty sure that those 5 sets of mystery knives do the back cuts for crown molding.

Yup. I have several sets, not quite that big though.
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Nice haul John.
See if you can get the vari speed kit for it. Much easier on the knives and wood if you can slow it down. Makes a world of difference.
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(02-22-2018, 06:46 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: Yup. I have several sets, not quite that big though.
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Nice haul John.
See if you can get the vari speed kit for it. Much easier on the knives and wood if you can slow it down. Makes a world of difference.

I'm pretty sure the vari speed kit will fit it, but at around $750 IIRC it's not on my short list.  I do plan to spend the $100 or so to get the multi-pass kit.  That allows you to take less than a full depth cut, and that will give a better finish and put less work on the knives.  

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Thats good. I was gonna say that a full pass on molding bigger than 2", or very deep molding like staircase bull nosing is hard on the knives.
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Great deal. Source a 3 phase motor and use a VFD for speed control.
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