UP30 hauncher

[trwong]

I was wondering if anyone had information on a Festo UP30 haunching machine?

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I'm looking for operating instructions, parts list, and service manual.

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Good luck on the paperwork.  Best I can find on any of my festo stuff is some advertising stuff. 

Its a hauncher, they not a real complicated machine to run or maintain. That one has a traveling table.

Haunchers are a very versatile machine, more then just haunching a tenon. 

 

[MrToolJunkie]

Wow -- that is pretty darn cool. 

How many types pf other large "Festo" machines are out there? 

Scot

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Wow -- that is pretty darn cool. 

How many types pf other large "Festo" machines are out there? 

Scot

lots.  off the top of my head,

Chain mortiser, hauncher, small moulders, louver groovers, single end tenoner, ras, stock feeders,

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Those prints are from 1954.

 

[MrToolJunkie]

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That bandsaw would be AWESOME...thanks for posting this with the model numbers.  Super cool...

Scot

 

[greg mann]

Looks too new for Darcy. Nothing to repaint or rebuild.  [poke]

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

That one is probably from the late 70's.

I have Martin taste, on a rusted heap budget.   [big grin]

One thing I have noticed about festo stuff is they all operate 100% backwards of everything made in the US. 

 

[greg mann]

That one is probably from the late 70's.

I have Martin taste, on a rusted heap budget.   [big grin]

One thing I have noticed about festo stuff is they all operate 100% backwards of everything made in the US. 

It looks to have been pretty well maintained over the years.