KDT Edgebander Guillotine Blades / Cutting Blade For Woodworking Edge Bander

Replacing the shear blade on a KDT edge bander? This page lists the guillotine blades in the three sizes the cutting station takes — 100 × 82 × 7 mm, 106 × 82 × 7 mm and 110 × 20 × 13 mm — in positive and reverse direction. Each is a single ground plate that seats on its locating hole, so a dull edge is a blade change, not a head change. Send the size off your old blade and the quantity you need; the price is quoted per order.

An edge bander that cuts badly shows three faults in one shift: the banding end leaves the station ragged, the cut length drifts until offcuts pile up, and the line stops while somebody hunts a spare. None of that is a head problem. All three come back to the guillotine blade.

These are the replacement cutting knives for the guillotine station of a KDT edge bander, in three sizes: 100 × 82 × 7 mm, 106 × 82 × 7 mm and 110 × 20 × 13 mm. Each is one ground plate on its own locating hole, so the blade is what gets replaced when the edge dulls and the head setting stays put.

The two wide plates are 100 and 106 mm long, 82 mm across and 7 mm thick; the narrow 110 × 20 × 13 mm blade is the heavier section of the same family. The size is the whole job: the 6 mm between the wide plates is length at the seat, not clearance to take up.

All three are listed in positive and reverse direction, so check which way your station cuts before ordering. Send the size and the quantity, and the price is quoted against that order.

What these blades are, in the terms that decide whether they fit:

• Three sizes on one page — 100 × 82 × 7 mm, 106 × 82 × 7 mm and 110 × 20 × 13 mm, so a mixed floor orders the whole shear set from one line.
• Positive and reverse — each size is listed in both cutting directions, so the blade matches the stroke on your station instead of being flipped to fit.
• Cutting knives for KDT edge banders — dimensioned to the KDT guillotine station, not to a generic holder.
• One plate per change — the worn part is the plate itself, so a dull edge costs one blade rather than the holding block behind it.
• 82 mm wide plates — the 100 and 106 mm lengths share an 82 mm width and 7 mm thickness.
• Ground bevel, not a pinch — the edge is ground across the plate, so the banding is sheared at the station instead of crushed and pulled apart.
• 13 mm body on the narrow blade — the 110 × 20 × 13 mm section carries 13 mm of plate under the edge.
• Ordered by measurement — the size off the old blade is what decides fit, and it is all we need to quote.

A dull guillotine blade leaves two bad choices: keep running it and hand-trim every end, or book the cutting unit off the line. A blade on the shelf ends both.

• The ragged end stops coming back. A ground bevel severs the banding square at the station, so the end needs no hand trim on every panel.
• You buy a blade, not a station. The part that wears is a 7 mm plate on the wide sizes and a 13 mm plate on the narrow one, not the holder.
• Six millimetres decide the fit. The 100 and 106 mm lengths are two parts, so measuring the old blade is what keeps the second order right.
• The right direction on the order. Positive and reverse are listed separately at 100 mm, 106 mm and 110 mm length, so each station gets the edge it was built for.
• Fit is three numbers. Length, width and thickness — 110 × 20 × 13 mm on the narrow blade — and nothing else has to be guessed.
• Downtime is the blade change. Two blades in the store room turn a dull edge into minutes at the station instead of a shift of hand-trimming.
• Quoted on the order you place. Send the size and the quantity and the price comes back against them, whether that is one blade or a shelf.

Yes, if the size matches the blade in your cutting station. Take the old blade out, put a rule across it and read length, width and thickness: 100 × 82 × 7 mm, 106 × 82 × 7 mm and 110 × 20 × 13 mm are the three sizes on this page. If your old part matches one of them, this is the replacement.

Measure the old blade — the size on the part decides it, not the machine model. The two wide plates are 100 and 106 mm long at 82 mm across and 7 mm thick, so they look alike on a bench; the narrow blade is 110 × 20 × 13 mm and is not interchangeable with either.

It is the direction the ground edge faces, and it has to match the cutting stroke of your station. Every size here is listed in both directions, so order the one that matches the blade you are taking out; if the old part carries no marking, send a photo of it together with the measured size.

No. The blade is a single plate that comes off its locating hole, so the change is the plate. The holder, the seat and the head setting stay on the machine at 100 mm, 106 mm or 110 mm, whichever the station takes.

No. The 6 mm between them is length at the seat, not clearance, so the two are different parts. Order the length that came out of the station; going up a size to use what is on the shelf is how a cut stops landing square.

Edge banding tape, sheared at the guillotine station. In practice that means the tape families a KDT line runs — PVC, ABS, melamine and veneer — with the blade cutting the tape square to the panel rather than tearing it.

One per cutting station plus one spare. A blade change is quick, but it stops being quick when nobody has a spare, and a dull bevel is what leaves every panel with an end that needs trimming by hand.

Send the size and the quantity and the price is quoted per order. There is no list price on this page, because the three sizes are quoted against the order rather than per piece out of context.