Chain Mortising Machine By K. K. Engg. Works

Mortising machines are specifically designed woodworking tools used to cut square or rectangular holes known as mortises in wooden workpieces. These machines come in various types, including benchtop mortisers, floor-standing mortisers, and chain mortisers. Here's how they're typically used:

Setup: Before using a mortising machine, ensure it's properly set up and secured to a stable surface, especially for benchtop models. Adjust the height and depth of the chisel or drill bit according to the specifications of your project.

Clamping the Workpiece: Securely clamp the workpiece to the machine's table or work surface using built-in clamps or additional clamping devices. Ensure the workpiece is stable and won't move during the cutting process.