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  1. #1
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    Most profiles won't accept a shaker profile. There isn't enough there to back the insert.

    I have no input on frued or amana heads, other than both are middle of the road tools for everything else they make. Not bad, but not that great either.

    I have an LRH set which is pretty decent, but they filed. I've got another set that I don't know where it came, I think its a WHM. Not sure though. It's a really nice set of heads.

    I just ordered a set of Whiteside shaker heads yesterday. $480





    I would really like to have some heads custom made that are a bigger diameter, and either 4 or 5 wing. Definitely a 5 wing for a panel raiser.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl Brogger View Post

    I would really like to have some heads custom made that are a bigger diameter, and either 4 or 5 wing. Definitely a 5 wing for a panel raiser.
    Help me understand why you would need 4 or 5 wings and which tooling manufacturers recommends this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Joyce View Post
    Help me understand why you would need 4 or 5 wings and which tooling manufacturers recommends this?
    Recommends? I don't know who recommends it. My cousin had a four wing panel raiser made and it was awesome. My three wing LRH does a good job, his four wing is incredible. Even when not super sharp, it leaves a very smooth cut.

    A bigger diameter for cope and rail will give you more room for more inserts and a higher tip speed. Should give a better cut, and with more inserts run some higher feed rates, which for me saves me money.

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