Wow! You guys really have taken it up a notch. I run the CNC and we push it forward to the edge bander machines. We're very careful on deducting the pre-mill and adding the banding thickness from the finished size of the part. We're dealing with thousandths of an inch here.
That's an incredible machine! I can see why the investment was worth it. Thank y'all for another interesting and informative presentation! Y'all have the best job in the world.
When I really started ramping up production was when I got the vertical panel saw and edgebander. Especially since I was a commercial caswork shop that dealt primarily with laminates and melamine. So, Jeff, I definitely think $60,000 is worth it for an edgebander.
where do you get the anti-stick spray on the front of the machine? Also, do you spray it on before you stain/finish the wood or after...the reason I asked is to find out if it would be a good option to deal with squeeze-out so glue would not stick during the assembly of joints.
Interesting edge banding machine Jeff. However, you will have to make a ton of doors in order to justify the price of that machine in order to make your money back.
compact? lol. seriously though...how do you guys learn to use a machine like this? the instruction manual must be insane...and i'm not sure a RU-vid tutorial would suffice in this case
