CMJ
Coping Machine
CMJ Advantages:
- No backer board or chip breakers required
- Tear out free parts every time
- Accurate spindle adjustment for tool alignment
- Part stays fixed while the carriage moves
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Material Machining Capacities:
Length: Min: 3″, Max: Not Applicable
Width: Min: 1.5″, Max: 8″ (12″ optional)
Thickness: Min: 1/2″, Max: 1″
Depth of cut: 5/8″ Max
The CMJ creates end coping/tenoning for rail ends, as well as finger jointing or end matching in one.
X Axis – Pneumatic cylinder
X – Axis Guides: High precision Square rail guides & bearings for all linear motions.
Electrical – 3 phase, 208 – 230 volt, 60 cycles, 30 amps
Compressed Air – 90 psi at 5 CFM
Dust collection port – 2 each 4″ ports. Total CFM: 696
Width – 52″
Depth – 30″
Height – 57″
Weight 1200 lbs. (approximate)
Specifications may be modified. Contact your Pillar Machine Sales Manager for details.
CMJ Machine Description
Our coping machine provides a clean, tear-out free, end coped/tenoned part every time!
Pillar’s CMJ coping machine is designed to create end coping/tenoning for rail ends, as well as finger jointing or end matching – all in one machine. Incoming parts can be either square or profiled and require no backer block or chip breaker.
Standard Operation
The CMJ is manually operated with 2 counter rotating vertical spindles. One spindle clears the leading edge of the rail with the other spindle then moving in and processing the remainder of the components width. Cycle time for the CMJ is 6-8 seconds.
The machine uses a PLC control for simple and easy to use controls. The CMJ utilizes two (2) counter rotating vertical spindles. One spindle clears the leading edge of the rail (jump cope) then the second spindle moves in and processing the remainder of the component’s width.
The machine allows for two sets of profile tools to be installed at the same time. Switching from one to the other is as easy as a flip of a switch.
What the CMJ Does
The CMJ is typically used to perform the following operations:
- Shapes the tenoning joint of a moulding, door, or frame part.
CMJ PLC
CMJ machine uses a PLC control for simple and easy to use controls. PLC is an acronym for Programmable Logic Controller: an industrial microprocessor-based controller with programmable memory used to store program instructions and various functions.
What Comes with the CMJ
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 Pillar Machine Machines are built 100% at our Salt Lake City 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
Pillar Machine warrants to the original purchaser of the Pillar Machine 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 CMJ
An additional rear guarding option adds to the machine with hinged access doors. The doors are made of tube steel and expanded metal.
Notes:
1. This option is a welded feature installed during manufacturing.
2. Selecting this option may increase your machines lead time.
3. This option does not include an electronic interlock.
4. When this option is used, it increases the depth of the machine to 40″.
Keyed Electronic Interlock option gives instant switch access to the rear guarding hinged access doors and acts as an “Emergency Stop”.
Notes:
1. Photo may not represent the exact switch to be used on the machine.
2. Selecting this option may increase your machines lead time.
A foot pedal control option will convert the machine from a palm button start switch to a foot pedal start switch.
Notes:
1. Selecting this option may increase your machines lead time.
2. Photo may not represent the exact foot pedal to be used in this option.
The CMJs’ maximum width capacity will be increased from the standard 8″ to a maximum of 12″. This will allow the CMJ to accommodate wider components.
Notes:
1. This option will increase the cycle time of the machine by 20% because of the added amount of travel the carriage moves to accommodate the increased part width.
2. Selecting this option may increase your machines lead time.
Optional automatic oiler adds a compressed air automatic oiler to the frequently used bearings on the machine. The oiler uses oiled compressed air to deliver lubrication to the linear bearings. Because of the nature of this option, the bearings operate under positive pressure making them less susceptible to dust contamination.
Notes:
The oil injection amount can be adjusted using an adjustment knob on a pneumatic oiler at the machine.
The oiler will operate anytime the spindle is spinning.
The bearings that are oiled are:
a. 4 each X-axis linear bearings
b. 4 each under Drill spindle linear bearings
c. 4 each under Groove spindle linear bearings
Photo may not represent the exact oiling device to be used in this option.
Selecting this option may increase your machines lead time.
This option converts the machine from having one 5 HP spindle that belt drives two separate spindles to having two dedicated 11 HP HSK-63F spindles. HSK-63F spindles are very common in the woodworking industry and feature an electromechanical push-button quick-change operation. This is great if you have several different cutting profiles to use on this machine because it reduces the tool change time down to approximately 30 seconds. If this option is requested, Pillar Machine suggests that you ask for a specific CMJ-HSK quote as many of the features are different from the stock CMJ.
Notes:
1. All CMJ-HSK machines come with a standard 12″ table
2. All CMJ-HSK machines do not have a Z axis for stacked tooling
3. No tooling or tool holders are included in an CMJ-HSK
4. Please see a specific CMJ-HSK quote for exact specifications