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    Ritter R152 Boring Machines

    Ritter R152 Boring Machines

    • Manufacturer: Ritter

    The Ritter R152 Line drill is a woodworking machine that can drill rows of evenly spaced holes in cabinet and furniture components. It has 152 spindles arranged in two rows of 76 each, and it can drill a full 8 f...

    Apple Creek, OH
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    1992 Masterwood MW21.31KS

    1992 Masterwood MW21.31KS

    • Manufacturer: Masterwood

    1992 Masterwood MW21.31KS CNC drilling-milling machine Electric throttle (throttle n° ) Electric throttle - 11 fuggoleges + 6 horizontal - 11 ftie:e:oleges + 6 horizontal + furrow - 24.000 rpm 2.04. Noise l...

    Budapest, Hungary
  • RICOCNC Carbide Brad Point Drilling

    RICOCNC Carbide Brad Point Drilling Bits CNC Cutter Tools

    • Manufacturer: RicoCNC

    Brad point drill bits are specially designed for precision wood drilling. Brad point tip provides accurate positioning for starting the hole, reduce tearing-out at the perimeter of the hole. INQUIRY ...

    Suzhou, China
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    Castle "Locomotive LB-30" Line Boring

    Castle "Locomotive LB-30" Line Boring Drill

    • Manufacturer: Castle

    Castle "LB-30" Line Boring Machine Thirty (30) spindles on 32 mm centers Drills from the bottom up 1 HP - 3,450 RPM motor 35-1/2" x 21-1/2" table Maximum workpiece dimensions 35-1/2" x 98-1/2" Drilling depth 0" -...

    East Orange, NJ

Overview

Boring, dowel inserting, and gluing machines are specialized equipment used in woodworking and furniture manufacturing. These machines are designed to create precise holes, insert dowels, and apply glue to ensure strong and durable joints. They streamline the assembly process, improve accuracy, and increase productivity in various woodworking applications.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used boring, dowel inserting, and gluing machine?

Check the machine's overall condition, age, and operational history. Look for any signs of wear, especially on critical components. Verify that it meets your production needs and includes necessary features.

How can I ensure safe shipping for my boring, dowel inserting, and gluing machine?

Choose a transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is securely packed, and all moving parts are immobilized to prevent damage during transit.

What maintenance does a boring, dowel inserting, and gluing machine require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubricating moving parts, and checking for any wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for routine inspections and servicing to ensure optimal performance.