Features of CNC Compound Machining Center
1.One-time clamping, multi-process processing, and this molding. 2.Modular programming, easy to operate. 3.Sturdy and durable, beautiful appearance, high quality and long life. 4.Heavy-duty mechanism, accurate and stable precision.PARTS PICTURES
Adopt special tenon and mortise modular control system. Easy to operate, modular editing.
The tool magazine is designed to be 90°, cross-arranged, processed by precision CNC, and the accuracy is within ±0.02mm.
Adopt international brand French Schneider Electric.
All line rail slider screw oiling is controlled by microcomputer. Automatic timing and quantitative oil injection. Ensure that each slider and each set of screw rods can be fully lubricated to improve the stability and service life of the equipment.
The special cooling high-pressure fan is used to run synchronously with the high-speed motor to achieve the best cooling effect and improve the service life of the motor.
All control lines of the equipment adopt flexible shielded lines, which are anti-interference and have a long service life to ensure stable operation of the equipment without interference.
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How a Mortise and Tenon Machine Works
A mortise and tenon machine cuts the interlocking joint used in chairs, tables and frames: one station chisels the mortise (hole) while another forms the tenon (tongue) on the rail end, so parts assemble square and strong without metal fixings.
CNC Compound Machining Center For the processing of short material products such as chair legs, a variety of mortise and tenon processing.High safety and good dustproof effect.Optional with protective cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is a mortise and tenon machine used for?
- A: It cuts mortise-and-tenon joints for chairs, tables, doors and frames — the classic strong wood joint.
- Q: Does one machine cut both mortise and tenon?
- A: Combined machines cut both in one setup; some shops use a dedicated tenoner and a mortiser.
- Q: What wood sizes can it joint?
- A: Rail and leg sections up to the machine’s capacity; confirm max tenon length and mortise depth on the spec sheet.
- Q: How accurate are the joints?
- A: Fixed jigs and stops hold the joint square and repeatable, so assembled frames stay true.
- Q: Is it faster than hand cutting?
- A: Far faster and more consistent — dozens of joints per hour versus hand work.
- Q: Is training included?
- A: Yes — setup guidance, operation training and spare-part support are provided.
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