Tenoner

A Tenoner is a type of woodworking machine that is used to create tenons, which are the projecting parts of a joint that fit into corresponding mortises. Tenoners are commonly used in the production of furniture, doors, windows, and other wooden structures.

Tenoners typically consist of a worktable, a cutting mechanism, and a feeding system. The workpiece is placed on the worktable, and the cutting mechanism, which can include multiple saw blades or cutters, is used to shape the tenon. The feeding system moves the workpiece through the machine, allowing for precise and efficient production of tenons.

Tenoners can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic, depending on the level of automation and control. They can also vary in size and capacity, with some machines designed for small-scale production and others for industrial-scale operations.

In the supply group of Woodworking Machinery And Equipment, Tenoners are classified under the supply class of Woodworking Machines. This class includes various types of machines used in woodworking, such as saws, planers, routers, and sanders.