Awesome Mortising Attachment,
November 3, 2009
By WoodworkerJon from Amarillo, TX
"I bought this Mortising Attachment to build a baby bed for my daughter. It worked great and is a good value. There are a total of 128 mortise and tenon joints in the bed and I found this Mortising Attachment to be very durable. It fit my drill press well and made accurate cuts. I recommend clamping the pieces down well because the wood will pull up when removing the chisel because of the tight fit. Overall this is an excellent tool."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
Northern Industrial Mortising Attachment,
November 2, 2009
By Woodyman from new Berlin, WI.
"While it took a bit of fussing to fit the attachment to the arbor on my drill press, I finally got it to work. It takes a good amount of pressure to get the chisel to cut into the work piece, I figured out that placing the drill bit at just the right depth in the chisel is is the key to getting this tool to work right. The price of this attachment is unbelievable compared with the cost of buying an expensive mortising machine from a national woodworking chain. I am now making professional looking projects with the best joinery possible."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
Solid looking build, collar too large,
August 18, 2008
By Anonymous from Frisco, TX
"This mortising kit didn't fit my Shopsmith Mark V. The collar is too large for the Mark V spindle and none of the inserts that shipped with it were the right size to adapt to it. I bought this mortising attachment before I bought the Shopsmith, so I wasn't able to check for size before hand. I dug around and found the Shopsmith mortising attachment and it obviously did work.
The build quality seems very good. Double check your spindle size before ordering."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
Good Price, does what it says.,
July 9, 2007
By laveryt from Owosso, MI
"Being inexperienced, I had a little trouble setting this up at first. After about 20 minutes of setting the tool up, I was making Mortice cuts in scrap lumber. The directions are fairly clear to understand and setup just takes some time. The one trouble I did have is with the 1/4" bit. The shank was extremely long, and I had to cut off 1" to get it to fit into my chuck while maintaining the bit in the chisel. Without cutting it down, the bit wasn't close to being flush with the bottom of the chisel. The price was excellent compared to what other site are charging for a similar setup."
What is your level of technical expertise? Beginner