Height of Machine 64” Width of Machine 22” Length of Machine 40” Length of Sliding Table 21” Width of Sliding Table 9.5” Mortising Capacity 5” Weight 325 kg Allen Key 5/ 32”,7/32”,3/16”,5/16” Belt A27/28 Spanners 1/4*5/16”,7/16*9/16”,24*27 mm Chain Set 1/2”*36 Chain Grinding Wheel 6” Here are some key features and aspects of a chain mortising machine: Structure and Design A chain mortising machine typically consists of a sturdy base or table with a fence, a vertically oriented hollow chisel, and a chain mechanism. The machine may also have a workpiece clamp or hold-down to secure the material during the mortising process. Hollow Chisel The hollow chisel is the cutting tool used in a chain mortising machine. It is a tubular chisel with a square or rectangular cross-section that matches the size and shape of the desired mortise. The chisel is hollow to allow waste material to be ejected during cutting. Chain Mechanism The chain mechanism is a key component of the machine and is responsible for the cutting action. It consists of a chain with cutting teeth that rotate and remove material as the chain is driven. The chain is driven by a motor or other power source. Depth and Width Adjustments Chain mortising machines often have mechanisms for adjusting the depth and width of the mortise. These adjustments allow you to customize the size and dimensions of the mortise to suit your specific requirements. Control and Operation Chain mortising machines can be operated manually or with some degree of automation. In manual operation, the operator controls the movement of the workpiece and the downward motion of the chisel. Some machines may have additional features such as a foot pedal or pneumatic control to assist with the operation. Dust Collection Woodworking generates a significant amount of dust and debris. Many chain mortising machines come equipped with dust collection systems or ports to connect to external dust collectors. This helps to keep the work area clean and improves visibility during operation. Safety Features Chain mortising machines often incorporate safety features to protect the operator during use. These features may include guards around the chisel area, emergency stop buttons, and safety switches to prevent accidental operation.
