Is there a helical cutterhead for a Hitachi F-1000 planer/jointer?
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You'll want to contact Byrd directly for that. I went on yellow pages and got this info for them:Primary Phone: (270) 230-0029Fax: (270) 230-0029TollFree: (800) 441-2973Their website used to be www.byrdtool.com, but it wasn't working when I tried it. A worthwhile upgrade if it's available!
1881784
You'll want to contact Byrd directly for that. I went on yellow pages and got this info for them: Primary Phone: (270) 230-0029 Fax: (270) 230-0029 TollFree: (800) 441-2973 Their website used to be www.byrdtool.com, but it wasn't working when I tried it. A worthwhile upgrade if it's available!
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yes I have installed this planer head in my Powermatic 15 it is incredibly awesome cutting head it is extremely quiet and cuts very clean however it is quite a process to install you must open the gearbox to install thiswhich is a tedious process
965355
This has a pointed rounded mouth. It is curved like a spoon but there there is a different model that is rectangle shapped but the shaft is different - SDS MAX. This is the old discontinued Makita or Hitachi design: Makita part # MAKB-10300.
1167308
All the info you need is here: http://www.jettools.com/us/en/p/jwp-208hh-20-planer-5hp-1ph-helical-head/708544
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I could only find squarehead and drywall screws locally at HD and could only buy the special long bits from the local makita service center, (30mins away) they have an extra long peice on the hex end past the ball indent ,so standard bits dont fit in the gun. I ended up returning mine as it just wasnt well enough supported locally to make all the hassles worth it.
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Short answer - yes. Once you make the adjustment to the miter slot of your saw the 1000HD has no wiggle. I have found no deficiencies with the 1000HD.
324321
No, this is not set up for helical fletching. It gives a 1 degree offset that helps impart spin.
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You may find the answer to your question here:http://www.wwgoa.com/jointer-vs-planer/
1364019
Mine works fine but I don't remember a specific ferrule tool. I used pliers.
1027226
The Pivot Trim site states ( Fits all straight shaft gas trimmers ) Hitachi was not listed as not included. The adapters included makes it a sure bet it can be fitted to that trimmer. Gas trimmer or high power electric will work with this item.
2017223
Dewalt's site: http://www.dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-thickness-planers-dw735.aspx
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The segmented cutter heads are better then straight blades for a few reasons. First segmented and offset they leave a smother surface on more figured wood (practically no tear out). Second if you nick a nail all you have to do is rotate the segment and move on instead of having to change all of the straight blades. Also I believe that the segmented heads are quieter (however I have never owned any other planer).
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Hi the only tool you will need is a set of snap ring pliars and a socket t o fit the large nut on the end of the cutter head. I think its a 22 millemeter. I have two of these sockets if you cant find one.Other than these the wrench that comes with the planer. Be sure you put the spacer on the right side of the pulley, so that the belt properly lights up. Good luck You will really like what the shelix cutter can do for you. jwbedard@yahoo.com
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Not sure what you mean by a "real" helical cutter. It is a helical cutter. Each cutter head has two edges, and you can remove each one and turn it to get a new edge. I've had it for a couple years now and planed a lot of oak boards, and I haven't replaced any cutters yet. I have had to turn probably four or five because something dulled the edges. Just like any other planer, you see the problem as lines on the surface of the board. The only problem is that you really need to watch where the line is and mark somewhere on the planer so you can tell which cutter to check.
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I have the Hitachi cg24eksl straight shaft trimmer too and the Tanaka No Brainer fits. You just have to:1) take the head off of the hitachi (stick allen key in side hole to hold/block it so that you can unscrew the head off)2) unscrew outer bushing (threaded on outside) with a good wrench.3) take the current thin washer off4) put the provided tanaka thicker washer on5) screw the head right on (with the D arbor/bushing that the No Brainer comes pre-installed with)
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Idon't know about Bosch's triangle shaped bits, but they should be 'Hex Shank' to fit rapid load holder.
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Only helical. They do sell a version if I remember correctly that glues straight vanes.