Hi Guys and Girls,
I currently use a foot operated imnes 2 underpinner, I don't due a huge amount of framing but would still like to upgrade to pneumatic machine. I have the chance to buy a minigraf 3 but have not used or seen one, could anyone on here give me some advice or information on the machine, i.e. good or bad.
Thank you in advance.
Regards
minigraf 3 underpinner
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Re: minigraf 3 underpinner
They are sturdy reliable little machines, simple to operate (half push down on the foot pedal to clamp the moulding then fully push down the pedal to fire a wedge) just ensure if you buy the machine that it has all the wedge blocks for the different sized wedges you may be using as new blocks are approx £55 each.
If possible ask for a demo before you buy and take some of your own moulding samples to try on it, also don't forget to budget for a decent compressor as the cheaper ones are noisy as hell so go for a brand like the Bambi (nearly) silent range.
Mark
If possible ask for a demo before you buy and take some of your own moulding samples to try on it, also don't forget to budget for a decent compressor as the cheaper ones are noisy as hell so go for a brand like the Bambi (nearly) silent range.
Mark
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Re: minigraf 3 underpinner
Mark,
Thank you, it sounds just what I am after. I also appreciate the extra information about the wedge blocks.
Regards
Thank you, it sounds just what I am after. I also appreciate the extra information about the wedge blocks.
Regards