Grizzly G0510ZW Owner's Manual page 34

C2016—Double Bead
⁄ " Bore, 2 ⁄ " Diameter, 1" Cutting Height
1 3
2 16
C2012—Drop Leaf Bead
⁄ " Bore, 2 ⁄ " Diameter,
1 1
2 8
⁄ " Radius
1
2
C2018—Cabinet Door Lip
⁄ " Bore, 2" Diameter, 1" Cutting Height
1
2
C2017—Cove and Bead
⁄ " Bore, 2" Diameter, 1" Cutting Height,
1
2
⁄ " Radius
1
4
C2310—1/4" Tongue and Groove Set
⁄ " Bore, 2" Diameter, 1" Cutting Length
1
2
order online at
-32-
⁄ " Cutting Height,
15
16
www.grizzly.com
W1159—Spacer ⁄ " Bore, 1" OD,
1
2
W1160—Spacer ⁄ " Bore, 1" OD,
1
2
W1161—Spacer ⁄ " Bore, 1" OD,
1
2
W1162—Spacer ⁄ " Bore, 1" OD,
1
2
W1163—Spacer ⁄ " Bore, 1" OD, 1" High
1
2
Spacers allow you to position your shaper cutter
anywhere on the spindle. Use them between cut-
ters or stack them above the cutter to bear against
the spindle nut. Every shaper owner needs a set
of these on-hand.
Figure 38. Shaper spindle spacers.
W1114— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 1
3
4
W1116— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 1
3
4
W1118— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 1
3
4
W1119— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 2" Outside Dia.
3
4
W1120— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 2
3
4
W1122— ⁄ " Rub Collar, 2
3
4
If you do any kind of irregular shaping, rub col-
lars are a must! Rub collars are used for shaping
curved work such as cathedral doors, as well as
many custom shapes. They are also used for
limiting depth-of-cut, like guide bearings on router
bits.
Figure 39. Ball bearing rub collars.
1-800-523-4777
or call
Model G0510ZW (Mfd. Since 9/16)
⁄ " High
1
4
⁄ " High
3
8
⁄ " High
1
2
⁄ " High
3
4
⁄ " Outside Dia.
5
8
⁄ " Outside Dia.
3
4
⁄ " Outside Dia.
7
8
⁄ " Outside Dia.
1
8
⁄ " Outside Dia.
5
8