Some static machines

Sedgwick 571 Mortiser
Copied (mainly Chinese) but not bettered it’s a joy to use.

Bought this pillar drill for £100
It was a bit rusty, but a tin or two of spray paint made it look as in the pic, it works far better than any modern drill stand in the £100-£200 price range.

This is the Norm design router table I made, OK it’s not really static.
It has a Trend T11 fitted permanently with a Xtreme Xtension fitted to the router.

Sip 10″ Cast Iron Table Saw

I’ve added a Jessem Mite R Excel gauge to the table for doing precision cuts

One of my latest buys is this Lyndhurst 8″ Planer

In the background of this pic is a Record PT260 planer thicknesser.

I’ve also got an Axminster CT330 330mm Thicknesser
One of my best buys. Ok a bit noisy but it thicknesses faultlessly.

Other machines include
Record BS 350 Bandsaw

A Dewalt 712 Compound Mitre Saw

it can be seen in position on the bench I made just for this saw

In view in the above pic to the left is a Record 75 Mortice Machine to the far right just in view with a yellow cover over it is a Tormek grinder.

In the background of this pic is a Europak 12″ Disc/ 20″ Belt sander

Here’s a closer view, The belt is 6″ wide, the disc is 12″ diameter.

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I also have a Record CL2 Lathe this pic is a CL3 but is identical to my machine in looks

Sip Bobbin Sander

Perform CCAF Air Filter up and running in position

Not really static as its on wheels
jet 22-44 sander

3 Responses to “Some static machines”

  1. David Says:

    Very well put together blog Nibbo.

    Would you please be able to let me know who is the UK dealer for, or a website for, Europac. I can’t seem to find them anywhere. Many thanks indeed.
    David

  2. lordnibbo Says:

    Europac UK is a part of the crowleygroup
    http://www.thecrowleygroup.co.uk/

    Europac UK Limited
    Fairacres Industrial Estate
    Dedworth Road
    Windsor
    Berkshire
    SL4 4LE
    Telephone 01753 862029
    Fax 01753 830051

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