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Post by salvage on Apr 26, 2008 9:45:23 GMT
Hello all
I'm new here but not to wood
My workshop consists of a menagerie of machines some of which are long overdue for replacement/upgrade and the time has come to part with some cash
Before I empty my pockets I thought I better ask those with some experience .............
I'll be needing a replacement spindle moulder and a 12" P/T , if my budget will stretch maybe my table saw should be changed out aswell
I notice allot of Felder owners on this board - just don't have the budget
I've been looking at some Rojek machines and hoped someone here may be able to tell me whether I'd be spending what cash I do have wisely
I'd appreciate any advice
Salvage
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Post by Keith on Apr 26, 2008 12:50:57 GMT
Hi,
The only Rojek machine I have is an extractor; the R2002 two bag version.
It is well made, although rather more agricultural in build than the likes of Felder, it has worked well for me for many years.
For a small trade shop Rojek is well worth consideration IMHO, as are the IXES machines from Scheppach
Keith
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Post by Scrit on Apr 26, 2008 12:54:07 GMT
The question I'd ask is why buy new?
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Post by gazza on Apr 27, 2008 12:54:36 GMT
Hi Salvage, welcome, I have the Rojek R2000 (single bag) extractor, it does exactly what its supposed to do with ease. I bought it because my old extractor couldnt cope with my new thicknesser, it can, as said with ease. My local supplier rates Rojek highly as they never have any problems with any they sell. Siemens motors make all the difference. I know a guy who has the PP480 bandsaw, he says it is an excellent machine. HTH Gazza.
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Post by jfc on Apr 27, 2008 17:55:01 GMT
For machinery that is going to be a work horse i dont think you can beat the old cast iron . But then i have never tried a Felder ....
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