Overview
Discover why the pros use this edge banding machine! Allows you to easily apply hot-melt adhesive-backed edge banding to straight edges.
Techincal Details:
Techincal Details:
- Electronically controlled heating element is infinitely adjustable from 200° to 1100°.
- 120 volts, 1500 watts.
- Rear-mounted on/off switch and top-mounted heat control dial allow use of a wider variety of edge-banding materials.
- Light, durable construction and adjustable, non-skid rubber feet.
- Built-in cut-off knife has a palm-strike knob.
- All fences and guides adjust using the same Allen wrench.
- Laminate-covered table is 27" by 7-1/2".
- Maximum material thickness is 2".
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 30.0000 |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
12 Review(s)
View AllI build and finish furniture and...
Posted February 10, 2011
I build and finish furniture and kitchen cabinets out of a small shop. I recently picked up a kitchen cabinet job that was to be built as a frameless construction. Therefore, I needed an edgebander that was small enough that I could put aside when not in use. I found this edgebander after checking online sites. I have been extremely happy with the quality and ease of this product. It has already paid for itself in the time saved. We used to use an iron.Definitely a good purchase.
I have this machine and used...
Posted April 23, 2013
I have this machine and used it to make the cabinets in my house. works like a charm. I solved the 4" issue by marking a place on the infeed metal plate where when the back edge of the plywood meets it I hit the cutter. Works great. I leave about 1/2 inch on the end for cutting. Found too that mineral spirits will dissolve the excess glue on the guides. Just take them off and soak them overnight. Hope it helps.
I have this machine for a...
Posted March 29, 2013
I have this machine for a few years. I added a big center hub to better control the roll and moved the little hub to the closest corner to have tighter infeed to the guides with less sideways stress. I want to add. The guides needed fiddling once, since then through different brands of edging I never had issues. The level of heat and speed depend on the brand of PVC I have used. Some go much quicker. I friend of mine with an air machine that works at much lower heats says it depends on the freshness of the PVC/glue. I have never figured out how to use the cutter without losing 4" of edging on every cut, so I use a razor. To the fellow who can only do shelves, if the edging is hot it will stick well even if turned on the table. Or do the top and bottom, trim, and then do the two opposite sides. A great machine overall. Another point I always have to back it up to a wall to stop it from sliding as I press to make sure getting I am good contact.
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