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RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

Hey TV! I thought Safe-T-Planer hate speak was my speciality!!😂😂

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

The Safe T Planer (originally Saf T Planer) was made by a company called Wagner in Oklahoma and a few years ago they either stopped making it or closed, I can’t remember which. Fast forward a few yea...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

Yeah.... but... Stew Mac........

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

superglue instead then and carry on using my Safe-T-Planer Superglue is a very useful emergency first aid kit - keep it next to the Safe-T-Planer (if ever something was misnamed!!).

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

Thanks for all your input folks. That's a resounding 'NO' from the forum then with the exception of Eddie6string. I'll use the money on masking tape and superglue instead then and carry on using my Sa...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

I’ve got a triton thicknesser. It is handy for recycling wood for guitar use. The most annoying thing is it’s max width is 13”. This is right on the limit or even below the limit for many guitars. eve...

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

3. They also produce a huge amount of shavings / cuttings. You either need a proper extractor / collector or a large open outdoor space, where the cuttings can “disperse” (I have a photo somewhere)....

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

I always sit and look at the amount of waste created by cutting the perfect neck blank from a big lump of timber and reflect on the fact that the prices charged by Mark and other suppliers really isn’...

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

I always sit and look at the amount of waste created by cutting the perfect neck blank from a big lump of timber and reflect on the fact that the prices charged by Mark and other suppliers really isn’...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

The question is where you stop! A huge great big chain saw is great for cutting down trees but then you need a lorry, a forklift, a resale, a drying kiln of an acre of outdoor space etc. A planer thic...

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

James I wouldn't get a planer. If you buy your wood from instrument suppliers it will be near to the finished size just leaving margins to work with. Thickness machines don't usually have a very wide ...

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

@jamesnowayi’mtypingallthatshitouthaha All I know about planers is that most people recommend a spiral cutterhead as it apparently makes an enormous difference...

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6 years ago
RE: Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

I can’t comment on the specific Triton model, but I have something similar with a Makita badge. 1. Yes, noisy. 2. Yes, heavy. 3. They also produce a huge amount of shavings / cuttings. You either ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
Triton Planer Thicknesser TPT125

Hello folks Have any of you used one of these or have any thoughts about them? I've looked at reviews and YouTube vids but haven't found anything guitar related about them. I've got an opportunity to ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

Best option: Commission a Moonshiner with Arm Chamfer and watch me make it live! Damn, that's tempting ... but then I'd miss out on the workshop trip ...

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6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

Best option: Commission a Moonshiner with Arm Chamfer and watch me make it live!

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

@Mark Bailey, a Bonus section on cutaway types and also plans for a moonshiner would be good too.

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6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

Welcome Mike @mabbottttt. Very nice guitar. 🎶🙂🎸🙏

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

@mabbottttt Welcome to the forum and thanks for Mooning us! 😆

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Hi everybody

I'll do a 'Bonus Bit' on this soon...

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6 years ago
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