The Scheer DB5 is a used wood drilling machine — sometimes referred to as a line boring machine or row drilling machine — designed for drilling multiple aligned holes simultaneously in timber and panel components. This type of machine is a staple in joinery, furniture manufacturing, and cabinetmaking, where consistent, accurately spaced holes for dowels and fittings are required across production volumes. Scheer is a well-established German manufacturer known for producing specialist woodworking machinery, particularly drilling and boring equipment for the furniture and panel-processing industries.
This 1985 machine is configured with 21 spindles set at a spacing of 32 mm, a standard pitch in furniture and cabinet production that aligns with the widely used 32 mm system for shelf pin and fitting layouts. The portal opening measures 1056 mm, determining the maximum workpiece width that can pass through the machine. Power is supplied at 380 V with a motor rating of 2.2 kW.
The machine is offered with a stop ruler for repeatable positioning of workpieces and a selection of various dowel drills. It is located in Germany and is available in used condition.
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