28-03-2014, 07:05 PM
Hi,
Good luck Nick. I've always disliked attachments and have never used a square chisel attachment for a drill press. I've owned and used industrial Wadkin and Sagar square chisel morticers which were big; heavy and very accurate. I would recommend a second-hand stand alone morticer over the attachment any day. At the moment I have a Startrite combination woodworker with five functions one of these being a very useful slot morticer.
http://www.axminster.co.uk/cascamite-pow...-wood-glue
I'm with Big Al regarding waterproof glue as seen at the above link. Once mixed this glue needs using because it cannot be saved.
Out of curiosity what oak are you using?
Kind regards, Col.
Good luck Nick. I've always disliked attachments and have never used a square chisel attachment for a drill press. I've owned and used industrial Wadkin and Sagar square chisel morticers which were big; heavy and very accurate. I would recommend a second-hand stand alone morticer over the attachment any day. At the moment I have a Startrite combination woodworker with five functions one of these being a very useful slot morticer.
http://www.axminster.co.uk/cascamite-pow...-wood-glue
I'm with Big Al regarding waterproof glue as seen at the above link. Once mixed this glue needs using because it cannot be saved.
Out of curiosity what oak are you using?
Kind regards, Col.
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