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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/guillotine-book-press-ludlow-vertical-press-hot-foil-pr-/130539499259?pt=AU_Business_Industrial_Printing_Equipment&hash=item1e64c2aefb#ht_500wt_1156
Has anyone used one of these guillotines (or the hot foil stamper) before?
Any good?
I had a look at the pic of the JP guillotine and it looks almost identical to the one we are currently using as a backup machine here in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. It’s a rugged machine. We actually scrapped two of them a couple of years ago back in Australia but salvaged some parts for this one. Our Ideal 7228-90 guillotine is out of action and I have been trying to get information on how to recalibrate the backguage. Electronics in this remote location are not as good as the old mechanical machinery.