Woodworking Edge Banding Machine, Right Angle Curve Straight Line Edge Bander, Portable PVC ABS Edge Bander, Double-sided Gluing, Adjustable Speed 5-10m/min 110V

Bought the edge banding machine from JTH-Trading. Arrived well to Argentina although it took four months but that's on Amazon. The quality seems really good, it surprised me a bit. Works well, I need some practice but the setup was really easy tested with 0.45mm edge banding! The manual is not great but I didn't think it came with one. It came with a couple of wire connectors cut off but they didn't belong to my machine so no problem and it was only missing two nuts to fix the table base, no big deal! Of course I recommend making a bigger table for it for infeed, outfeed and the ends of longer pieces. Great machine overall!

I got this product, well I had my boss buy it for me, because our current project has me way too busy to do all the edgebanding along with the cutting, assembly and installation of all of the cabinets, closets and shelving. I wanted to get this machine so a helper could handle the edgebanding. Well, straight out of the box, someone who doesn't have any experience with this type of machine will most definitely struggle, especially like in my case where the machine arrived missing a couple minor parts (most critically, the 2nd adjustable arm to hold the edgeband down at the outlet side of the machine.) and the instructions arent thorough enough. More useful instuctions can be found by watching YouTube videos of this machine (it may be a different brand name, but it's the same thing). Once you get the idea and the settings right, the machine does a fantastic job of applying the hot melt glue to both the edgeband and the workpiece, if you hold the piece properly. That's not easy for even experienced users. You need to run the piece along the applicator wheel and the pressing wheel at the same time, consistently for the whole piece. Large pieces make this nearly impossible, But that's an issue that can be overcome with a couple fences on either side of the machine and a platform at the same height of the machine's table to help hold the pieces level and keep you guided on the correct path along the 2 wheels. Another platform to hold your spool of edgeband stationery while letting it rotate and keep the machine fed... Basically, you're going to want to build a table for (and around) the machine. If you can spend the money, you can buy a machine that already has all the features you will need to add. But if you're handy, you can use this one for much cheaper, some scrap plywood and turn this into a better machine that is customized to your needs. I love the machine. Once I got it set up and built my table for it, it is very simple to operate and does a great job of edgebanding. I will try to upload a photo of the table if I remember