cabinet set ss# 5509375 shaper cutters

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Re: cabinet set ss# 5509375 shaper cutters

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thanks I have the arbors just cant remember how to set it up
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Yep that the set
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Do you have the arbor and rub collars that I mentioned in the previous post.

Maybe these will help. Realize that my cutters are completely different than yours. You must select the rub collars that work with your cutters.
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I have all the arbors including the collars
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First a perception correction!

The cutters are not different for reversed rotation, but reversed for opposite mating parts. From the pix it appears there are two different sizes.

The two larger ones are used to make mating parts. Think of vertical and horizontal parts. Typically the vertical parts have an edge shaped by one of the cutter pair. The horizontal part has its 'end' shaped by the second of the pair. That allows the end of the second part to mesh/fit against the edge of the first part.

I have intentionally not used the 'normal' terms for the two 'parts'.


I have never had this set at hand, so this may not be totally accurate.

I think the smaller cutters do the same but at smaller dimensions. Really out on a limb with that! ;)
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I know exactly what you are asking, Captain Tom. Wow! you got a lot of replies! Doesn't seem many folks have this set.

I have been at the same quandary as you. :eek: This set is a bearcat to re-assemble once spread out. I hope I can find my instructions regarding this set. I'll look this afternoon -- Wish me luck! :rolleyes:

I feel and know your problem :o
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Assembled cutters on a couple of arbors. Just show the orientation of the cutters - no rub collars set up. You have to figure that out on the particular project.

You don't have to use all 6 unless you want to stick and cope both sides of the door or frame.4 cutters and a rub collar, or two, for each side are plenty for Cope & Stick on one side.

stick on right - cope on the left
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Well that certainly cleared up a LOT of confusion!!!!

That makes much more sense than my ill conceived, dependent upon pix conjecture!!!

Thank You Chuck!!!!
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I knew there was more information available. In my old age I completely overlooked what should have been the go-to reference.

http://www.shopsmith.com/academy/shapin ... tm#cutters

There is no coverage for the specific cutters in question but I believe the questions will all be answered.
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If you ordered a shaper unit or the shaper/drum sander fence, you can find a profile diagram of the "complete cabinet set" of 6 cutters on the back page with diagram shapes of other cutters. The complete set is located in the lower left corner of the page.

I believe Shopsmith still has this set. Called the "complete cabinet set" for $104.15. No profile diagram of this set. I found this on the catalog page titled Shopsmith Shaper Cutters. http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cata ... utters.htm

I once had instructions on using this set, but put it away where I could find it :eek: Haven't seen it since/
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