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Cleaning up lipping

Cabinetman":2h73s5m4 said:
Canter? is that for trimming edge banding?
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Hello ian, it's a Lamello Cantex,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7yjmLuXwnk

It's a machine for flushing-off bigger lippings in a single pass. For smaller lippings (or especially with laminates) you can get similar one-pass results with a router. Up to a few years ago I'd do everything with a bench plane and a card scraper...if you're prepared to take a little bit more time then they work pretty well too!
 
:lol: You don't know me very well, Alasdair......:)
 
Mike G":ewdm9qua said:
:lol: You don't know me very well, Alasdair......:)
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There was definitely a tongue firmly in my cheek there Mike, the lipping planes are high cost single function machines (around £700) designed more for volume production. I've only ever seen one online. I would however agree with the posts advocating block plane and scraper I never liked cleaning lipping with a router it is one slip or a bearing sticking and piece is ruined.
 
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