Tenoning Machines

Tenoning machines for sale from Sedgwick and SCM, from the single-end Sedgwick TE350 to the automatic SCM Formula TEN 400, plus used machines when we have them in. Finance is available, and every tenoner is delivered, installed and set up by us, with operator training, servicing and spare parts afterwards.

What Does a Tenoner Do?

A tenoner cuts the tenon, the tongue on the end of a rail that fits into a mortise, so that doors, windows and frames can be joined. Doing it on a tenoner instead of a spindle moulder or saw gives the same shoulder and cheek every time, which matters when you’re making a batch of frames that all need to fit.

Tenoners We Supply

Single-end tenoners. The Sedgwick TE350 is a British-built tenoner with top and bottom tenoning heads, and a vertical spindle for scribing. It takes timber up to 150 x 300mm, with tenons up to 150mm long. It suits joinery shops making doors and windows in small to medium batches.

Automatic tenoners. The SCM Formula TEN 400 and TEN 400E clamp the workpiece with pneumatic cylinders and machine it in one cycle. The TEN 400E adds HSK rapid tool change for quicker set-up between jobs. They suit workshops with regular, higher-volume frame work.

Double-sided milling machines. Machines like the Comec FRV 2 machine both ends of a part at once, for squaring and profiling panels and components to length.

Parts and Servicing

We service and repair tenoning machines, and supply tooling and spare parts for the machines we sell. For parts, send us the machine model, serial number and a photo of the part.