Looking for a used Taper Shaper

CrossBone Cue

CrossBone Cue

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Looking for a used Taper Shaper, I have another set up in the works, but will be several months out.
I keep adding work stations that do a single to a couple of jobs. I really can say it makes things run a lot smoother and quicker.
So think a taper shaper couple save me some time.
Let me know if you have one, ready to buy. Probably will order a new one next week if I can't find one here,
Just thought I would check.
Thanks for your time,
Steve
 
CrossBone Cue said:
Looking for a used Taper Shaper, I have another set up in the works, but will be several months out.
I keep adding work stations that do a single to a couple of jobs. I really can say it makes things run a lot smoother and quicker.
So think a taper shaper couple save me some time.
Let me know if you have one, ready to buy. Probably will order a new one next week if I can't find one here,
Just thought I would check.
Thanks for your time,
Steve
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cnc brother LOL.:thumbup:
 
I've got a table saw shaft and butt tapering fixture I never had a chance to set up.
It has a reversing motor on the lead screw and spring loaded live center tailstock.
It has a roller bearing depth of cut adjuster that can set cuts to the 1000th of an inch.
This keeps you from having to raise your saw blade up and down for each size wanted.
You need your own table saw and a little ingenuity and you should be able to finish it.
The motor works fine and is variable speed. It has a fully adjustable shaft taper bar
and butt bar that still need to be mounted to the main taper bar support. It has a cam
bearing that will need to be mounted to hold the slide down to the saw. The guy who
built it included a couple of strips of low friction plastic to mount on top of your saw
for it to slide on. You can use those or just use the slot in your saw table.
This is a great do it yourself project with a lot of the work already done for you.
I paid $800 plus shipping for it.

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