
Thank you for purchasing our Dual Blade - Industrial Series Tenon Cutter!
Lumberjack Engineers, along with our craftsmen, have designed the safest,
easy-to-use self-centering tenon cutter on the market. By combining old-
world skills, along with DFMA principles and CNC technology, we’ve
eliminated the issues of off-center tenons and side-load cutting associated
with single-blade designs.
We’ve added value with the dual-blade technology which will cut the
tenon in half the time, and the two blades stay sharper, longer. The In-
Sight measurement system allows the craftsmen to cut the tenon to length
without the process of measuring with a tape measure each and every
piece before it is worked.
Our solid billet of aircraft-grade aluminum is designed to last a lifetime
under normal operating conditions. The aluminum body is CNC machined
to ensure precise cutting each and every time. The blades are stamped,
heat treated and precision ground to provide years of service when
properly maintained.
Before beginning any project, carefully read and follow all safety and
operational instructions for any tools or devices you will be using. Failure
to follow all safety instructions may cause bodily harm to yourself or
those around you. If you feel uncomfortable using our tenon cutter or
any other tools, stop immediately. We assume no responsibility for injury
caused to the operator, bystander or tools used in conjunction with the
use or misuse of our tenon cutters.
WARRANTY:
Our lifetime guarantee covers the tool body and shank. The blades are
covered for 90 days from the date of purchase for breakage under normal
working conditions. Blade sharpness is based on the type of wood, peeled
or unpeeled. Grit, dirt, etc will impact how long your blades stay sharp
and is not covered under this warranty. When making a claim, you must
show proof of purchase from an authorized distributor. This is valid only
to the original buyer and not for tools sold secondhand, used or sold “as
is” to a second party.
•WARNING: IF THE LOG COMES LOOSE OR UNCLAMPED
WHILE MAKING A TENON, DO NOT DROP THE DRILL OR
TRY TO GRAB THE LOG. HANG ON TO THE DRILL AND
POINT IT IN A SAFE DIRECTION (usually toward the ground)
AWAY FROM EVERYONE UNTIL IT COMES TO A
COMPLETE STOP.
• Do not remove the tool from the log until the drill comes to a
complete stop. Failure to do so will waffle cut the tenon or cause
harm to the operator. Do not place hands or body parts near the
tool or blades while in operation.
• Do not drop or allow the tool to fall to the floor by itself or while
in the drill. Doing so may bend the shank or damage the tool. This
damage is not covered by the warranty.
MAINTENANCE:
It is best if you keep the tenon cutter body clean of sap & build up.
Carefully clean the tool with the solvent or cleaner of your choice and
dry when done. Wear all protective safety devices including safety
glasses, gloves, etc. while cleaning tool.
Our blades are made from high-quality tool steel and may form oxidation.
This is a natural occurrence and will vary depending on your geographic
location, climate and shop environment, etc. You should periodically
clean the blades and apply a thin lm of oil. Every time you resharpen
the blades you must also apply a thin lm of oil. Use extreme caution
when doing this so you don’t cut yourself.