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Delta 14-651 Professional 1/2 Horsepower Bench Mortising Machine | 
 enlarge | Brand: Delta
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $481.15
Buy New: $249.00
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Rating:  145 reviews
Sales Rank: 1418
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 77
Dimensions (in): 22.4 x 18.6 x 16.4
MPN: 14-651
Model: 14-651
UPC: 069554146534
EAN: 0069554146534
ASIN: B00006K00N
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| Features:
| • | 1/2-horsepower bench mortising machine; head column swings 180 degrees | | • | For professional user; multi-position hand lever; rack-and-pinion system raises and lowers head | | • | Cast iron base for stability; gas-filled head stabilizer | | • | Includes 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 1/2-inch chisel and bit sets; tool and chisel tray | | • | 22.4 by 18.6 by 16.4 inches; 77 pounds; 2-year warranty |
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Product Description
Delta 14-651 1/2-HP Bench Mortising MachineAfter nearly 90 years of expertise in the woodworking business, DELTA Machinery has become one of the most revered brands in woodworking tools today. DELTA Machinery focuses on innovations to help the woodworker create masterpieces easier and with more precision. The 14-651 includes 1/2HP, 120VAC 60 Hz, Single phase induction motor, 3/8" Capacity chuck and key, Four mortising chisels and bits, Tool and chisel holder, Riser block, Instruction manual.Delta 14-651 1/2-HP Bench Mortising Machine Features:; Easy and open access to drill chuck for bit changing.; Large cast-iron base with center through hole.; Adjustable rack and pinion fence and rack and pinion head raising and lowering.; Mortising head column can be turned 180; and remounted for off-table mortising.; Adjustable fence and hold down.; Adjustable dovetail way on mortising head; Height attachment adds 1 3/4" of capacity under head; Multi-position feed lever.; Adjustable depth stop.; Chuck key/hex wrench for bit and chisel changing.Delta 14-651 1/2-HP Bench Mortising Machine Specifications:; Motor: 1/2 HP, 120V, 60 hz, 1 Phase induction motor 1750 RPM; Motor Control: Push button staion; magnetic starter, transformer and 3-leg overload protection (LVC).; Column Diameter: 3-3/4" (95 mm); Table Tilt: 90;, 45; Left, vertical, 45; Right; Quill Stroke: 6" (152 mm); Quill Diameter: 1-13/16 (46 mm); Speeds:; Table Size: 16-1/4" x 13-1/2" (413 x 343 mm); Spindle & Chuck Taper: N/A; Chuck to Table Capacity: N/A; Chuck to Base Capacity: N/A; Table Insert: N/A; Key Chuck Capacity:; Height: 30" (762 mm); Length: 16-1/4" (413 mm); Width: 13-1/2" (343 mm); Weight: 55 lbs (25 kg)
Amazon.com Review
Square holes? No problem. Delta's industrial mortiser offers precision with a 1/2-horsepower motor behind it. A rack-and-pinion system raises and lowers the head, and the mortising head column swings 180 degrees for off-table work. Clearly a step up from Delta's MM300 Shopmaster mortising machine, this one's made with the professional user in mind and includes an adjustable dovetail way on the mortising head, a tool and chisel tray, a gas-filled head stabilizer and multiposition feed lever. There's also a generous 16-3/4-by-13-1/2-inch cast-iron base and 2-15/16-inch tall two-piece fence totaling 13-5/8 inches in length. Bit and chisel changing is easy with the chuck key/hex wrench. Of course, we always want to use new tools right out of the box, and Delta's made sure you can get started right away with 1/4-, 5/16-, 3/8-, and 1/2-inch chisel and bit sets. Beats a drill and hand chisel any day! --Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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 Frustrated March 2, 2008
Frustrated
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
Avoid this tool at all cost. I purchased one 2 months ago, uncrated and set it up yesterday and used it for the first time today. On the fourth mortise cut, the handle flopped freely and the head stopped in position. Unable to raise or lower the head with the handle, I removed the head from the stand. Upon examination of the gear mechanism I discovered that the pin that holds the gear to the handle had sheared off. I had not really stressed the machine at all so the failure was inexplicable. I've never been a fan of Delta tools and this experience proved my worst fears. Buyer beware.
 Mortiser good; delivery poor March 2, 2008
David Buchanan (Worthington, OH)
I would recommend the Delta 14-651 mortiser and would buy it again. I was able to complete the setup and adjustments fairly quickly and with a little practice could cut good mortises even in red and white oak with the starter chisels provided. The owners manual is not very instructive and glosses over some important adjustments. You will have to figure out your own methods to attach the hydraulic cylinder and to loosen the sliding of the head against the column. My mortiser arrived with the head adjusted so tightly that, even with no cutting involved, it took all my strength just to lower it on the column. You will need your own 6mm allen wrench and will have to experiment as the manual is vague on this point.
My main problem was with delivery. I opted for Amazon's free delivery and the product arrived on a Friday as promised. But the box delivered by UPS was badly beat-up and marked with caution tape. It had a suspicious metallic rattle. On opening, I found that the box had been dropped from height at some point and that the 1/4 inch cast metal of the mortiser head on the left side was fatally cracked through, leaving a loose gib piece to bang around inside the box. I contacted Amazon for a damage-based return and was routed to a hard-to-understand, fast-talking overseas operator. During a very long phone call, I agreed to accept a replacement unit only if I could receive free 2-day shipping. The broken unit was picked up by UPS on Monday and the replacement unit delivered as promised by FedEx on Tuesday. The replacement unit was in an obviously newer box with a much less violent history. I would warn Amazon buyers to be wary of delivery problems.
 Delta bench mortising tool February 25, 2008
James M. Graves (Baton Rouge, LA)
I received my bench mortising machine in excellent condition. The box had suffered a beating but all was ok. Within an hour I had the tool assembled and ready for use. I had never used one before but was quite pleased with its ease of use. I was able to make exact mortises in no time at all. I had a project underway that required alot of mortises in maple from 2" to 4" thick. I had made mortises by hand and with a router but wanted to try a mortiser, and with the low cost I made the order. Glad I did, setup is much faster than the router. I consider this to be a time saving tool and well made.
Solid Mortising machine February 10, 2008
Charles J. Parisi
Hello,
After reading many reviews and researching mortising machines, I selected the Delta. I like the solid cast iron table. I can't comment on the chisels as I can't compare the Delta included chisels to others on the market. They worked fine.
Tip- follow instructions and set the machine up carefully. When cutting mortises, cut the ends first. Don't make the mistake I did and tried to cut "over lapping" mortises thinking I could take little bites. This caused the chisel to wander. You need to take full bites leaving little bridges between cuts that you clean up last.
Profesional Tool for the GREAT PRICE January 16, 2008
Joshua D. Cape (Athens, GA.)
Delta is one of my favorite brands and The 14-651 is certianly no exception to that. It was easy to put together from the box and pretty much squared it's self. It sank into the wood and completed the job in no time. Things to remember: I would have a good sharp hand chisle on hand to cleanup the mortises and make sure to run a Mortise and Tenon on some scrap before you comit on you project wood. This one tool that will certianly not disapoint whether you do it professionally or as a hobby.
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