Automatic Finger Joint Shaper Finger Joint Machine Cutter Straight Tenon Jointer Shaper for Wood Joining Tenon and Mortise

The machine accurately cuts finger (comb) joints and straight tenons for joining wood pieces. It's used in furniture, cabinet making, frames, structural components and DIY woodworking to create strong, interlocking joints.

The machine is pneumatically driven with an electric motor. Electrical options listed are 220/380V and the motor power is 11 kW. Pneumatic supply is required for the finger-joint feeding/actuation systems.

Required air pressure is 0.6–0.8 MPa (6–8 bar). Use a stable compressor with adequate flow rate for continuous operation, and fit appropriate filters, regulators and lubricators for clean dry air.

Overall dimensions are 1700 × 1500 × 1500 mm (L×W×H). Machine weight is approximately 400 kg. Work table size is 650 × 550 mm.

It is designed for solid wood and common wood-based panels. It can handle softwoods and many hardwoods; however, optimum settings and cutter selection depend on wood species, density and moisture content.

The machine produces straight finger joints/tenons. Exact finger width, spacing and joint profiles depend on the cutter head and settings. Many machines allow adjustment and interchangeable cutter profiles—confirm available cutter sizes with the supplier for your application.

Standard cutter(s) for typical finger joints are normally supplied, but exact items vary by order—please confirm with the seller. Spare cutters, heads and consumables are usually available; contact the supplier for part numbers and lead times.

The machine is designed for high efficiency and fast production. Actual throughput depends on finger size, material, feed speed and operator setup. Contact the manufacturer with sample workpieces for estimated capacity.

Follow common woodworking safety: use guards and push devices, wear eye/ear protection and avoid loose clothing. Ensure emergency stop is functional, keep hands away from cutters, and receive proper operator training. The machine should be installed on a stable foundation and wired/piped by qualified personnel.

The machine requires electrical and pneumatic hookup and proper leveling. Online support is available for setup and troubleshooting; on-site commissioning or operator training may be offered—check with the supplier for service options and costs.

Regular tasks include cleaning chip buildup, inspecting and sharpening/replacing cutters, checking fasteners, inspecting pneumatic hoses and fittings, and lubricating moving parts as recommended. Stainless steel construction reduces corrosion but does not eliminate wear of mechanical components.

The machine includes a machinery test report for quality assurance and typically basic operation/maintenance documentation. Additional manuals or certificates should be requested from the supplier if needed.

The machine is packed in a wooden case for protection during transit. Shipping weight will be approximately the machine weight plus packaging—confirm exact packaged dimensions and weight with the seller for freight booking.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier. Online support is available as stated in product info. For warranty period, spare-part pricing and service contracts, contact the seller or distributor to get specific terms and local service arrangements.