410
Shaper & Sanding Machine
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Larick 390 Shaper Sander | A Pillar Machine Company
Operator interface: Touch screen control
Vertical Adjustment: YES
Material thickness: Up to 1 3/4″ thick
208-240 Volt, 3 Phase, 50-60 Hertz
Spindle diameter:
Spindle HP: 7.5 HP (10 HP option available, see options section)
Footprint: 75″ by 36″
Weight: 1325 lbs.
Larick 410 Description
Features include:
- 6” wide feed chain with four staggered rows of hold down tires.
- Front adjusting handwheels with digital readouts for horizontal and vertical shaper and sander positions.
- AC inverter controlled variable speed for shaper, sanders, and feed featuring digital readouts for speed and load.
- Floating heads are optional which allow shaping and sanding of arched panels.
- The user friendly design makes setup and profile changeovers quick and easy.
Standard Operation
The model 410 Machine has one shaping station, two counter-rotating sanding stations and a six-inch-wide feed chain with four rows of hold-down wheels for exceptional part stability!
Applications include making every part for arched raised panel doors in small cabinet shops to being dedicated to one profile in larger factories.
- The “HANDS-OFF” method of arching panels and rails is safe and non-intimidating.
- The ability to “climb cut” drastically reduces reject parts, especially on arched rails.
- The feed rate can “follow” the shaper load, slowing down and speeding up as the cutter’s load varies.
- Digital counters show the shaper’s horizontal and vertical position, and the fence has five adjustable stop positions. Therefore, changing tooling normally takes only about two minutes because all settings can be pre-set.
As a result, a small shop making two to three tooling changes per day can usually save an hour of setup time each day which will more than pay for the cost of the machine.
What the 410 Does
The 410 is typically used to perform the following operation:
Shaping and Sanding.
Touchscreen Interface
Backlit LCD touch screen display RPM and load.
What Comes with the Larick 410
Larick Control Unit
Larick Fence
Larick Shaping Station
Larick Sanding Station
Larick Conveyor System
Installation Requirements
Factory installation is not necessary for this machine. It will arrive fully assembled and ready for production once necessary power and air are connected to it.
Phone support for startup is offered on this machine at no charge.
Factory on-site installations are available if preferred. Contact your Pillar Machine representative if interested in obtaining a quote for this option.
Made In The USA
All Larick Machines are built 100% at our Fort Collins, Colorado Factory.
The benefits of purchasing an American made machine extend far beyond simply supporting the “local” economy.
Additional benefits include:
- All parts are sourced from vendors in North America.
- Parts availability is increased and assures honest pricing.
- Real Factory Support.
When technical assistance is required you can often talk directly to the people that built, wired, and tested your machine.
1 Year Warranty
Larick Profile Shaping & Sanding, a Pillar Machine company, warrants to the original purchaser of the Larick Machinery that this product will be free from defects in material or workmanship, when purchased, and under proper, normal use, for one (1) year from the original date of delivery. Original purchaser understands that the machine warranty is only applicable to machines that are or were paid in full within 60 days of the original delivery date.
The full defined warranty can be found here: https://pillarmachine.com/pillar-service/#warranty
Options for the Larick 410
Larick High Shear Cutter Option
This cutter will reduce the need to use a backer block or the requirement for putting back to back parts in the machine as to reduce tearout on the tailing edge of the part being processed.
This tool is made of high-grade diamond and is custom made for your profile shape.
Larick 10HP Motor Upgrade Icon
This option will replace your 7.5 HP Shaper motor with a 10HP Shaper motor.
Larick, a Pillar Machine Company, 60mm Tall Mastersand Sanding Head Option
60mm Tall Mastersand Sanding Head option includes:
1. One 180mm diameter sanding head that is 60mm tall.
2. Sanding paper is Single-Sided Cora-brand Abrasive inserts at 45mm in height.
3. Sanding paper strips are manufactured by Mastersand.
4. Sanding paper grit is 120 with flap widths 7mm.
Larick 460 Volt 3 Phase Option
460 volt three phase option is cost is per motor.
Larick 390 Floating Heads Icon
Floating Heads Features:
Shaping and Sanding spindles are floating to accommodate shaping and sanding of arched panels.
Larick 575 Volt 3 Phase Option
575 volt three phase option is cost is per motor.
Larick 390 Quick-Change Spindle Option
This option replaces the standard belt drive spindle with a 11HP HSK-63F Quick Change Spindle, allowing your operator to change the profile tool on the Larick machine very quickly. Includes a push button control for releasing the tool from the spindle.
Notes:
1. This spindle replaces the manually change cutting spindle that is standard on the Larick machine.
2. Selecting this spindle may add lead time to your machine.
3. Selecting this option removes the 390 machines ability to accept stacked tooling.
4. The picture may not represent the exact spindle configuration provided for this option.
5. HSK-63F arbor not included. See options section.
Pillar HSK 63F Vertical Spindle
Replaces the standard belt drive spindle with a 11HP HSK-63F Quick Change Spindle, allowing your operator to change the profile tool on the Larick machine very quickly. This option includes a push button control for releasing the tool from the spindle.
Notes:
1. This spindle replaces the manually change cutting spindle that is standard on the Larick machine.
2. Selecting this spindle may add lead time to your machine.
3. Selecting this option removes the 390 machines ability to accept stacked tooling.
4. The picture may not represent the exact spindle configuration provided for this option.
5. HSK-63F arbor not included. See options section.
Pillar HSK Tool Holder
This option includes one HSK tool holder.
Notes:
1. Arbor specs: 1 1/4 X 55 mm HSK-63F.
2. Photo may not represent the exact tool holder to be used in this option.
Larick Sanders | A Pillar Machine Company. Profile Sanding Wheel.
LARICK uses SIA AMERICA’s patented “siafast” abrasive on their profile sanding wheels. The primary advantage of this abrasive is its ability to STRETCH! This stretch allows the abrasive to conform to a mildly contoured profile wheel. Its velcro-type backing makes changing abrasive fast, clean, and easy. Simply pull the worn abrasive off and stretch a new piece onto the wheel. Successful applications include details on cabinet door and drawer front edges, crowned panels for doors, moldings, etc. Larick’s wheels are made to match your profile, are aggressive, and keep their shape.
Larick’s profiled sanding wheels are one of the most aggressive available. They are formed to match a profile and do not distort or ’round them over’. There is a small amount of ‘cushioning’ built in to compensate for slight misalignment or movement of the profile due to inconsistencies in shaping or feeding. Normally, about 0003″ to 0.005″ is removed during sanding, which just removes a pencil mark. Abrasive cost is low, and averages about a few pennies per part sanded for kitchen cabinet doors. What enables this system to work is the ability of the abrasive to stretch. This stretch allows the sandpaper to conform to a profile as it is stretched onto a profiled wheel.
Raised panel wheels are normally made to use with a rub collar with the edge of the panel touching this collar. A consistent depth of cut from the outside edge is required when using a rub collar. Profiles similar to ‘L’ and ‘P’ work well. If the panel profile has a step or bead at the tip of the cutter, Larick will not be able to sand the entire profile, but can normally sand from the step or bead to the outside edge.
Limitations with this system:
a. The smallest cove that can be sanded is 5/32 inch.
b. We cannot go into and out of a square inside corner. Therefore, we must skip any steps (as shown on profile ‘M’). Normally, sanding will start within 1/16″ of the corner and will sand the remainder of the profile.
c. ‘Stepped’ profiles like ‘I’ require extra care in installing abrasive.
d. Some profiles (‘N’ and ‘O’) utilize two strips of abrasive. On ‘N’, one strip does the cove, one does the round over, and the step skipped. For ‘O’, one strip does the wavy profile, and a second strip butts up to it to sand the lower flat, keeping the corner sharp.
e. This abrasive will not come ‘straight out’ on the wheel, so we give a 15o relief angle on the top and bottom of profiles similar to ‘K’.
f. The deepest that a profile can be in the sanding wheel is 3/4″. A deeper profile can be sanded by tilting the wheel. Reasons to tilt are to minimize the depth of cut into the sanding wheel and to keep the abrasive as flat as possible on the
wheel. This makes changing of the abrasive easier and gives prolonged sandpaper life.
Information required before manufacturing a sanding wheel:
1. Bore size – 3/4″, 1″, 11/4″, and 40mm are standard.
2. Tilt for edge wheels. Tell us if your sander spindle can tilt.
3. Rub collar/bearing diameter for panel wheels.
4. O.D. or minor diameter. If not specified, Larick’s edge wheels are about 8″ O.D.
5. Grit of abrasive desired. P100, P120, P150, and P180 are available.
6. We need an un-sanded part to use as a template and need to have some end-grain. Shape all 4 sides of a small part and send to Larick. We will use part for a template and can test the wheel on the remainder. Please provide a 8″ x 8″ part
that is shaped on all four sides and un-sanded in hardwood for us to use as a
template.
Edges should be sanded with the reference side down. If profiled on a shaper or router table face up, the back is the reference side. If profiled with a router on the top, the top is the reference side. Panels work best face down when hand feeding. This allows the operator to make multiple passes without re-adjusting to sand end grain or remove defects.
A drawing or tracing of the profile can be sent to Pillar Service for a free feasibility review. We can also send videos and tips on abrasive installation.
