Edgebanding Iron

An adjustable temperature control melts the edge banding adhesive perfectly. Wooden handle protects your hand by remaining cool.

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Edgebanding Iron Average Rating: (4.0) (5 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Norris Lazenby, from King, NC on 8/16/2009 Customer Rating: Found the iron to work great, just wish the "holder" was bigger and constructed better when lying the iron down.

2) Submitted by Joe, from Conroe, TX on 4/26/2009 Customer Rating: I bought this iron after I had purchased one from another vendor. The one I had purchased, the handle broke the first time I used it (very flimsy). The one from Rockler is construted much better. It worked like a charm. I wish the bottom had a teflon coating of some kind, but I would recommend this tool regardless.

3) Submitted by Nola Stover, from Swayzee, IN on 12/25/2008 Customer Rating: Since I use an iron extensively in my tailoring and dressmaking I found that figuring out temperatures was easy. The dial could have been better designed, as setting already marked on the dial. Smaller head of this iron makes egdebanding much easier to apply than a regular iron.

4) Submitted by Jed Baumgold, from Boerne, TX on 7/23/2009 Customer Rating: The size of the iron and the levels of heat worked well for applying edge-banding to a cabinet project. The surface of the iron is poorly finished and I had to sand it smooth to prvent it from scratching the banding material. Even so, it left black smudges (not burns) on the work surface. Since I planned to paint everything, that was overcome, but I'll be using foil or kraft paper between the iron and the banding material in the future

5) Submitted by Tommy, from Franklin, VA on 7/2/2008 Customer Rating: I am refacing a large kitchen and the iron was my bread and butter tool. I just wish it had a point on the end to get into tight corners, inside the face frame corner.