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Skookum + Royce Spiral Router Bits: Engineered for Clean Cuts and Reliable Performance
Skookum + Royce Spiral Router Bits Engineered for Clean Cuts and Reliable Performance Our Skookum + Royce Spiral Router Bits are made from solid carbide by Royce Ayr in Cambridge, Ontario. The range includes cutters for solid wood, wood composites and panel work, along with specialised designs for plastics and aluminum. Choosing the right geometry helps match the bit to your material and the finish you need. Our Skookum + Royce line is backed by the quality tools Royce built its name on, along with our practical guidance and customer service. From cabinet shops and con..
Skookum Bandsaw Blades: Built to Your Specs for Wood, Metal and More
Skookum Bandsaw BladesBuilt to Your Specs for Wood, Metal and MoreOur Skookum Bandsaw Blades are custom made to your specified length and precision-welded in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Choose from blade options to suit your saw and the material you're cutting, from woodworking and metalworking to plastics and specialty applications such as meat cutting.Whether you're replacing a blade, stocking up on spares or choosing blades for different jobs, we're here to help you find the right fit. You can mix and match blade types, sizes and tooth pitches, with additional savings available on qualifying band..
Skookum Sanding Belts: Built for Reliable Performance and Longer Life
Skookum Sanding Belts Built for smoother finishes, longer life, and dependable performance. Our Skookum Sanding Belts are converted to order in Sherbrooke, Quebec, in standard and custom sizes for woodworking, metalworking and specialty applications. Choose the width, length, grit and belt material that suit your equipment and the work ahead. Whether you're running a busy cabinet shop, shaping a knife or tackling a project in your home workshop, the right belt starts with more than its size. We help professional shops, contractors, makers and DIYers match their abrasiv..
Maximizing Efficiency: The Benefits of Carbide Tipped Bandsaw Blades for Woodworking
Carbide Tipped Band Saw Blades Now for Woodworking as Well!   In the world of woodworking, precision and efficiency are paramount. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a hobbyist, the choice of bandsaw blade can significantly impact your results. Among the myriad options available, carbide-tipped bandsaw blades stand out for their exceptional performance and durability. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of carbide-tipped bandsaw blades, with a focus on the popular sizes of 1/2" x 3TPI, 3/4" x 3TPI, and 1" x 3TPI.   Extended Lifespan: Carbide-tipped bandsaw ..
Panel & Scoring Saw Reference Chart
Panel Saw Main and Scoring Blades by Machine Make & Model For optimal performance on your sliding table or verticle panel saw, it is important to have the correct, matching set of main and scoring blades. You can refer to this list to find your specific machine, and then the part number is a direct link to the matching blade. Just click on the part number to start your order! Panel Saw Diameter Kerf Bore Teeth Machine Scoring Saw Diameter Kerf Bore Teeth 05400724460U 400mm 4.4mm 60mm 72 Anthon LN 0718..
Not All Planer, Jointer, and Insert Knives Are Created Equally
Purchasing a high-quality knife will yield you much better results and last a lot longer. The knives that are included in your stationary or portable power planes are good for getting started out of the box, but they won’t produce the best results and will ultimately fail the test of time. There are a few different types of knives you can find on the market for your power planer: TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) or HM (Hard Metal) The TCT blades are tipped with a tungsten carbide insert to increase the longevity of the blade. The blades will last the longest when compared to steel blades..
Custom Cutters Explained: A Guide for the Woodworking Industry
  When it comes to high-precision woodworking operations—whether moulding, doors & windows, flooring, or panel processing—standard tools often fall short of the mark. That’s where custom cutters come into play. This article explores what custom cutters are, why a shop might invest in them, how the process works, and what to consider when specifying them.     1. What Are Custom Cutters? Custom cutters are cutting tools—such as router bits, shaper knives, and profiler heads—that are designed and manufactured to a specific profile or application rather than being “off-the-she..
Shaper Cutter Basics
Whether you are upgrading from a router table or dusting off that big ‘ol behemoth in the corner, getting started with a shaper can seem like a daunting task. This guide will help you narrow down exactly what type of shaper cutter may be suitable for your needs. Corrugated Knife Head This is a head that accepts corrugated back HSS knives that can be custom ground into just about any profile. These are great for short runs where you need to match a particular profile. Since these are steel they can be honed at home but if you take a nick out of them or they get too dull you will need to h..
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