Flush milling cutter for glued edges on wooden furniture parts: All-angle flush milling cutter MZ 100 160V

Technical features

  • Very lightweight engine with excellent handling
  • Finishing chamfering of edge residues up to 160°
  • Faster angle change without adjustment
  • Clean, precise milling result
  • Pneumatic drive with carbide-tipped end mills

830,00 € without VAT.

Problem:

Adhered edges on wooden furniture parts are often visible over — especially on non-circular workpieces such as trapezoidal shapes, sloping roofs, or chamfered fronts. Conventional hand-operated machines often cannot process these angles cleanly. This leads to Ripped, uneven results and time loss.

Solution:

The All-angle end mills MZ 100 160V carves protruding edge strips precise, clean and without adjustment settings. It is specially designed for carpenters and joiners who attached edges on wooden furniture parts Need to be able to quickly and reproducibly mill straight edges — even at angles up to 160°.

Protruding edges on a trapezoidal table. The edges are glued by hand so that the ends protrude.
The all-angle flush milling cutter removes the protruding top edges of furniture parts flush.

How it works

  • The compressed-air motor drives the carbide-tipped end mill
  • The mounting rail is placed on the side of the workpiece
  • Bending-resistant aluminum construction ensures precise guidance
  • The buffer layer rolls off the edge of the neighboring surface and protects the surface
  • No adjustment of movable stops — angle change takes place directly

Technical highlights

  • Perfect for attached edges on wooden furniture parts
  • Finishing grinding up to α = 160°
  • Tool attached directly to the spindle
  • Setup storage for defined milling distances
  • No damage to the adjacent edge
  • Very lightweight, ergonomic, hand-held
  • Faster switching between different angles
  • High-quality German air compressor motor
  • Protection rights at the German Patent and Trademark Office

Use cases

  • Finishing chamfering of glued wood or plastic edges
  • Processing of roof ridge parts
  • Trapeze tables and chamfered fronts
  • Countertop manufacturing (top and bottom)
  • Corner machining of non-angular furniture parts
Häcker Küchen GmbH & Co. KG - Application of the all-angle flush milling cutter MZ 100 160V: 2

Before:

Excess edge strips at corners and at angles up to 160° must be painstakingly manually processed — often with inconsistent results and visible marks.

Later:

The edges are cleanly and precisely milled without any gaps, without any reworking, and with a perfect surface — regardless of the angle.

Scope of delivery

  • Machine All-Angle Bevel Grinder MZ 100 160V
  • Sliver mounted and preset
  • Test run on wood/plastic
  • Standard equipment compressed air equipment oil
  • Operating instructions
  • Tool

Technical data

 

CharacteristicValue
Drive systemPneumatic pressure air motor
ToolHard metal end mills with lead-in bearing
Angle rangeup to α = 160°
DesignBending-resistant aluminum unit
SurfaceProtection through a buffer storage facility
MaterialsWood, plastic
Weightvery light (pneumatically)
SKUbuendig-fraeser-for-glued-edges-on-wood-furniture-parts

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The protruding edge is removed. One hand holds the air motor, the other hand fixes the front end at the edge and in the centre of the panel thickness.


Preparation: Roughly cut off the excess edge to about 3mm, max. about 6mm, and put on protective goggles.


Right corner:
1. With the right hand, circle the motor with the right corner.
2. Wrap the impact rail with your left hand.
3. Press the workpiece with the left hand.
4. The left hand forms a pivot bearing.
5. The tool is rotated from the bottom up, removing the excess material along the way.


Left corner:
Rotate machine around longitudinal axis, drain corresponding to right-hand corner

In the joiner for wood furniture parts, the cutting tool is guided in counter-clockwise direction. At a right-hand corner, as shown in the image, the movement takes place from bottom to top. The edge overhang on the front side is milled off.

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