Using the Maksiwa Edge Bander and Edge Trimmer

Today I am demonstrating the Makiwara Portable Edge Bander and the Edge Trimmer machines, used in cabinetry and furniture making, that are designed to put a finished edge on products like MDF (medium density fiberboard) or on cabinet grade plywoods like Oak, Maple etc. and give them a very professional look similar to what you would find using natural woods.
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[@andrewaustin6941]

Thank you so much for showing us these machines in use. You are right it does help us understand and conceptualize what we might be able to do with them and how they might be valuable to us in our daily workflow. Thanks again from Hobbs/Oil Center, New Mexico!

[@Redahouh4]

hello, I have a virutex 250 on the table and it works well with a little intense work, which I liked in your machine is the fact that distributed the glue before and separament of the tape, which gives the time to react and avoid wasting the tape, good presentation; good continuation

[@natcoman]

Money maker to say the least. I've been ables to start offering euro style frameless cabinetry thanks to these machines. They are easy to set up, operate, and don't take up too much space. LOVE THEM BOTH!

[@thomask4836]

Wow! I was a fan of the iron-on veneer but this is definitely the way to go for production! I'm a huge fan of oak veneer plywood. This sure beats getting thrown in the doghouse in years-gone-by when I borrowed my wife's iron and got glue on it! Finally got my own iron for the woodshop.

[@drsdrs2525]

I'm a woodworker in Brazil, and basically all the furniture here is MDF. Those machines are time and money savers for cabinet making with MDF or plywood. Great review

[@knecht105]

Thanks for watching!

[@d1pete88]

Love your videos Colin. Sweet tools u got there today. I'm on more of a hot iron budget. But when my cabinet shop takes off. Whose will be mine!!

[@greenkitty6482]

Wow, these machines are really amazing. I can see the potential for commercial/industrial production of cabinets and the like. Thanks for the introduction, Colin : )

[@knecht105]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@MrMarkpeggy]

Very nice machines Colin. Thanks for sharing!

[@knecht105]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@TheMachoBurrito]

Thank you for making this machine clear to me

[@shamsularfeen1676]

Nice video...for those making numerous cabinets a week this will save a lot of time.👍

[@rty1955]

Awesome video Colin!

[@knecht105]

Thank You!

[@Thom4123]

Very cool these are going to be awesome for the small businesses. You get a industrial type machine that’s fits a specialized or cabinet shops. Great information. Take care

[@knecht105]

Yup ... they would be great for a small business. Thanks for watching!

[@andyabraham7269]

Brilliant Colin. Wish i had one of those 30 years ago!

[@knecht105]

Agreed ... They would have saved me much time over the years. Thanks for watching!

[@james6609]

hi there great video when i was cabinet making here in ireland a job i had to give up due to severe arthritis in my spine i had the edgebander and trimmer combined which made my job so much easier and faster i needed this type of machine as i was a self employed kitche maker and as you know in ireland we use mdf or chipboard sheets and cut them down to make our cabinets although even since i gave up the business things are changing and more and more are using pre edged panels and cutting them as required but i know these combi machines are expensive and i can see how the two seperate machines would be less to purchase but add great ease of work for the woodworker

[@knecht105]

Yes, real time savers.Thanks for watching!

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Very Cool machines. When i was cabinet making, i would have to all that by hand. Then hold the edges with clamps for 24 hours. Pretty Cool machines.

[@knecht105]

Yes, real time savers.Thanks for watching!

[@gooslool2]

Very cool! I want one!

[@knecht105]

Thanks for watching!

[@afbigfish1]

What about clean up of the edge-band machine? do you need to clean the glue roller if you dont use it everyday? Or does it just remelt

[@NewbTactical]

Awesome machines

[@knecht105]

Yes, they are. Thanks for watching!

[@antoninocappai7122]

beautiful compliments my friend

[@knecht105]

Thank You!

[@AmplifyDIY]

Those are some really neat tools! Sure beats the heck out of the iron-on stuff that you apply by hand.

[@knecht105]

Does it ever! Thanks for watching.

[@JamesBiggar]

Pretty slick!

[@knecht105]

Thank You!

[@MrGoosePit]

Very nice Colin. I was wondering, do you have to clean the glue off the roller/applicator after you are done using the machine?

[@stephenjimenez9539]

Very cost effective and time saving way to edge band. The Biesse Akron 1400 we use where I work was over $80k.

[@knecht105]

Yes, these are great machines most businesses can afford. Thanks for watching!

[@mehdiboudoudou6416]

Nice machine

[@latinkutz1386]

Can you please provide a link for the white edgebanding. I can only find edgebanding that is pre-glued, which is not what you are showing in the video. Thanks in advance!

[@PSModernKitchens]

Thank you!

[@siddheshwarlondhe6592]

How pickup glue up side which techniques used to draw glue upside

[@grantdolinski6337]

How does this machine work for curved edges?

[@johnmartin5096]

I can see there may be a problem with buildup on the glue roller. How often, and how is it cleaned?

[@RobertFlanagan-zd3vh]

So this machine you would need to purchase edge banding that is not preglued correct ? Having difficulty locatin 3/4"-1" birch veneer that is not preglued already any guidance ?

[@MaksiwaUSA]

nice!

[@knecht105]

Thank You!

[@mobleyjones]

I have this tool. Its nice although I had a little trouble dialing it in for the material I was using. I was using a 3/4 veneered ply with the core being 2 different materials. The middle was actual wood/plywood and right under the veneers on both sides was mdf which did not stick quite as consistent as the middle. I adjusted the temp and flow rate of the glue and it seemed better, but any advice? Thanks

[@andrewbrenner425]

Yes! Don’t use classic core! I absolutely hate that stuff!!!

[@sebahattink4230]

hello my master, what are the prices of the banding machine, is there a shipment to turkey, I wonder if you can give me information.

[@gyms3382]

Where do you get the edge banding ?

[@shokeensaifi1991]

Can I get these machines in India... And what will be the prices

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

What a bonus for you, mate. Good score👍 Couldn't have gone to a more worthy recipient👌 Great review. Can you take the boards straight to the trimmer, or do you have to wait a few minutes for the glue to dry?

[@Tenshi_Sora]

Bill Carroll you can go directly to the trimmer, no waiting at all!!!

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

@@Tenshi_Sora thanks, mate 👍

[@knecht105]

As Rodrigo said, you can go straight to the trimmer ... but I would wait a bit just to make sure it sets. Thanks for watching!

[@Mistoloff]

Хороший кромочник для небольшой мастерской)

[@jayeshmistry353]

Where can I get this machine in India

[@TacoTools]

Awesome edge banding solution for small cabinet shop!!

[@knecht105]

Agreed ... Thanks for watching!

[@Orxenhorf]

Look like good tools for production or someone doing lots of shelves or cabinets, and they look to have some features that would come in handy, but they are way too big for most home shops.

[@knecht105]

Yes, these are more for someone looking to start a small business. Thanks for watching.

[@mendesjamal523]

Onde posso envontrar Essa maquina em Portugal

[@jjt3146]

Wow those are awesome. One question, how easy is it to clean the glue mechanism?

[@Tenshi_Sora]

JJ T the glue drips back into the glue pot so you really don’t need to clean it at all.

[@knecht105]

As Rodrigo mentioned, It just drips back, so there shouldn't be much need to clean it. Thanks for watching!

[@tischlerben3088]

Was kostet die Maschiene und wo bekommt Mann es

[@jigneshshah3416]

Available in India..?

[@elposho23]

Csn you used wood edge tape

[@gluemanufacturerwinlong8657]

Hello, I am edgebander glue manufacturer, can I cooperate with you?

[@ahmedsultan4607]

Dear sir How much it cost?

[@knecht105]

You can find out prices at their website: maksiwa.com

[@miteshkumar8223]

India me milega

[@clydedecker765]

At those prices, I can't see an everyday home woodworker buying one - Only production plants could manage a return on an investment that large. Of course that's only MY opinion. In fact I have yet to see a You Tuber who might have a use for them. BUT that said, they are a great product that do what they were designed to do.

[@knecht105]

They would actually be affordable for any woodworker wanting to start a home-based business making Cabinets or Furniture. Thanks for watching.

[@CoolDude-vc2fl]

911 likes. Damn i see this number every where.

[@Stuwickednes]

1mm tape is terrible, iron on crap, better off with 2mm tape spray glue and two trimmers set up and a scraper.

[@knecht105]

Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!

[@zdzislaw7777]

This edgbandee is a garbage. I am lose 2600 because you recomended. Thank you