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  With all of the same features as the UNI-V, the UNI H may be used as a basic spindle moulder once more. However, this version of the UNI allows us to move the spindle on the Y axis, which allows us to plunge-cut, bore, and cross-mill. Also Visit : https://posts.gle/QCT2aV

  Copenstick Woodworking Machinery manufactures specialized machines for end-scribing, profiling, and notching a wide range of materials, including window glazing bars , stretcher bars, and kitchen cabinet components. For more information Visit Us : https://copenstick.co.uk/

  The Copenstick UNI was designed to meet the demand for utility in the workplace and was built specifically with versatility in mind. It is equipped with an HSK32 Quick-change high speed spindle motor, which allows tooling to be set in HSK32 tool holders for quick displacement, and is coupled to a variable frequency device, propelling the UNI into a class of its own. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/DKT7hg

  Many homeowners may not be familiar with the term "divided light." However, they are very common. You may have seen them in your home before, or you may even have had them installed in your home. Here at Copenstick, we’re going to take a look at End-Scribing for Simulated Divided Lights , common window terms, and definitions.  We’re also going to look at how to select true or simulated divided-light window options for your home, as well as reveal how specific types of divided light respond to certain architectural design styles. “Divided light” is the name given to a type of window where the glass panels are divided into several smaller components. These components are known as dividers or grids. The light is only used for aesthetics. This creates a more three-dimensional effect compared to real muntins on the street. Why choose End-Scribing for Simulated Divided Lights?  Authenticity  End-Scribing for Simulated Divided Lights help preserve the authenticity of old...

  With two high-speed milling spindles equipped with ER25 collets and a 90mm height adjustment, the Copenstick SDL is a machine designed to precisely end-scribe ready-profiled material and glazing bar sections. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/i6nCsz

  The Copenstick STP has been designed to work with our range of TDL and UNI machines, this has enabled increased speed and accuracy on both halflap jointing with the TDL, notching with the UNI-V and boring on our UNI-H machines. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/3xWkA4

  The UNI H can again be used as a simple spindle moulder with all of the same features as that of the UNI-V, however we are able on this version of the UNI to move the spindle on the Y axis making it possible to plunge-cut, bore and cross-mill. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/xvqKaQ

The TDL has been built using the same construction quality as the other machines in the Copenstick range allowing for an array of joints to be cut with speed and precision, even fully profiled components can be processed without the fear of tear-out. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/UdWzLt

  The Copenstick SDL has been designed for the accurate end-scribing of ready profiled material and glazing bar sections, the main characteristics of this machine are the two high-speed milling spindles fitted with ER25 collets and a height adjustment of 90mm, the motors rotate in opposite directions resulting in a perfect tear-free end-scribe/tenon. Visit Us : https://posts.gle/uSSNva

The Copenstick UNI-H has been designed using the same frame and layout of the UNI-V but,… there is something different going on in the backend of this machine, still fitted with a HSK32 Quick-change high speed spindle motor and using the same HSK32 tool holders for quick that displacement we all desire and still coupled to a variable frequency device, something else  propels the UNI-H into another dimension though.  Visit Us : https://posts.gle/ihVBuF

  Historical architecture is typified by traditional sash timber windows, which are prized for their beauty and skill. By restoring or replicating these windows authentically using conventional craftsmanship, old buildings' architectural legacy and character are preserved. With the use of this technology, antique windows may be precisely customized to reflect their original specs and design. With the use of Traditional Sash Timber Window Tooling equipment, artisans may replicate the genuine appearance and texture of classic sash timber windows, including complex moldings and profiles and precise joinery processes. Read More : https://shorturl.at/rJKP0  

  The Copenstick UNI has been designed to meet the demand for utility in the workplace and built specifically with versatility in mind, fitted with a HSK32 Quick-change high speed spindle motor allowing for tooling to bet set in HSK32 tool holders for quick displacement and coupled to a variable frequency device propels the UNI into a class of its own.  Visit Us : https://posts.gle/gMw5Qg

  The Copenstick STP has been designed to work with our range of TDL and UNI machines, this has enabled increased speed and accuracy on both halflap jointing with the TDL, notching with the UNI-V and boring on our UNI-H machines. https://posts.gle/swpD1S

  The vertical or horizontal bars that split a window into smaller panes or portions are called Window Glazing Bars . In both conventional and contemporary window designs, these bars fulfill practical and decorative roles. In terms of functionality, glazing bars support the glass panes structurally, distributing the window's weight and preserving its integrity. Glazing bars were necessary in earlier windows, particularly those with vast glass expanses, to keep the glass from drooping or shattering under the weight of the frame. Even though glass technology has advanced to the point where bigger, continuous panes are now possible, glazing bars are still utilized to give windows more visual appeal and architectural intricacy. Glazing bars can improve windows' aesthetic appeal by dividing their large expanses of glass into smaller, more aesthetically pleasing pieces. They may be used to make a wide range of patterns and designs, from basic grids to complex geometric forms, which g...