Kapex Blade cutting depth. can i cut more than 88mm?

[dan@mapl.co.nz]

Hi
I am wanting to buy the Kapex 120, (in New Zealand, where i live) all our standard stock timber (LUMBER) is 90-94mm, i read the specs on the machine that says it has a cutting depth of 88mm.

This 2mm undercut would be really annoying, so is there a work around eg a larger blade or something.

BTW we regularly cut timber that is 90x90 so my Hitachi C10FS cuts 100 which is all good buts it a bit old and does not have easy adjustment for bevel cuts hence time for an upgrade...

ta

 

[johnbro]

It will cut 120mm at the "tall" setting. This is designed to cut tall baseboard molding vertically.

 

[Kev]

Yes, you're basically plunging with the blade centre between you and the piece you're cutting. There's a glossy PDF referenced somewhere on here that shows you the entire procedure.

 

[dan@mapl.co.nz]

Yes, you're basically plunging with the blade centre between you and the piece you're cutting. There's a glossy PDF referenced somewhere on here that shows you the entire procedure.

Do you know where this is?
ta

 

[Kev]

Yes, you're basically plunging with the blade centre between you and the piece you're cutting. There's a glossy PDF referenced somewhere on here that shows you the entire procedure.

Do you know where this is?
ta

http://www.mcfeelys.com/docs/manual/561287.pdf

This wasn't where I saw it before, but look round page 14 in this pdf

 

[Des Darsey]

Hi
I am wanting to buy the Kapex 120, (in New Zealand, where i live) all our standard stock timber (LUMBER) is 90-94mm, i read the specs on the machine that says it has a cutting depth of 88mm.

This 2mm undercut would be really annoying, so is there a work around eg a larger blade or something.

BTW we regularly cut timber that is 90x90 so my Hitachi C10FS cuts 100 which is all good buts it a bit old and does not have easy adjustment for bevel cuts hence time for an upgrade...

ta

Using fine height adjustment screw will get 91.5