That works well on a unfinished board. To finish the edging like that on a finished board will definitely damage both faces. The corner of your scraper will dig in when you do the scissor motion leaving scratches 50 to 60 mm in from the finished edge as you move up the board. And the sanding against a face of a finished vinyl board is all so a no no. But for an unfinished board that’s a good enough method for finishing iron on. Ney are a good manufacturer of edging and so are virutex. Keep up the good work bruv.
Vitutex does a nice end trimmer and a double side trimmer. The double edge trimmer doesn’t go well on real veneer edging but works very well on all other edging tapes. For real veneer I use a laminate trimmer with a very small (1.7mm rad) bearing guided ogee router bit
It must be the friction between the plastic of the hand trimmer wearing it out. I agree with vali s, that the trimmer (miniature router) and the smallest radius cutter gives best results on veneers
do you mean that it sould not be corroded when I trim? it sometimes got strucked and when a little pressurevapplied it will damaging the laminated surface. can you explain for 45 degree qngle for double trimmer?
Very rarely as we get our materials cut and edged nowadays to.speed things up. But we sometimes do, great old skool machine and ill.never get rid of it 👍👍
@@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop yeah it's interesting how a small process change can make a difference and then focus the business in other things without 'selling out' by someone else doing it
great bit of kit
That works well on a unfinished board. To finish the edging like that on a finished board will definitely damage both faces. The corner of your scraper will dig in when you do the scissor motion leaving scratches 50 to 60 mm in from the finished edge as you move up the board. And the sanding against a face of a finished vinyl board is all so a no no. But for an unfinished board that’s a good enough method for finishing iron on. Ney are a good manufacturer of edging and so are virutex. Keep up the good work bruv.
Vitutex does a nice end trimmer and a double side trimmer. The double edge trimmer doesn’t go well on real veneer edging but works very well on all other edging tapes. For real veneer I use a laminate trimmer with a very small (1.7mm rad) bearing guided ogee router bit
I usr the double trimmer and the surface laminated also got eroded. do you know why? is that caused of my trimmer or technique?
It must be the friction between the plastic of the hand trimmer wearing it out.
I agree with vali s, that the trimmer (miniature router) and the smallest radius cutter gives best results on veneers
do you mean that it sould not be corroded when I trim? it sometimes got strucked and when a little pressurevapplied it will damaging the laminated surface. can you explain for 45 degree qngle for double trimmer?
I can't see any glue while edging it ,is it putting glue at the same time?
It's just standard pre glued edging. The hot air in the machine melts the glue on the edging
Do you guys still use this?
Very rarely as we get our materials cut and edged nowadays to.speed things up. But we sometimes do, great old skool machine and ill.never get rid of it 👍👍
@@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop yeah it's interesting how a small process change can make a difference and then focus the business in other things without 'selling out' by someone else doing it
How to made this machine
I bought this off Ebay 10 years ago.
The label on the side is in German but it says it was made in 1979! It say only 800 were made
wherw can i get one
They are hard to come by these type of machines.
Just Google edge banding machine
Can I have it
Haha
It's an old German machine, I've never seen another one like it ever.
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