missed a picture. ? note how the magswitches are used. ?In my case, I make something that attached to the back of the perforated plate, but you can make something that attaches that way to the frame. ?I find that this is a great way to store things on machine sides in general.

I saw the mention by my friend Dave. ?I would not say you will kick yourself later if you sell it ..... assuming you do not or will not use it and think you are better off using the space in a better way. ?I think if you really do not use something, you should sell it (ideal), donate, give away, or throw. away. ?Space has value! ?Even if you find a clever way to position the unit and store things behind it, that does not matter if you do not find value in keeping it.

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Now, as for use, it is mentioned that it was once used for large cabinet and case work, but not really being used that way at this time. ?It is certainly setup for gluing large boxes as pictured. ?The usefulness depends on how it is used. ?If I were to only use it for a rare large box, I would not want to have one either.

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However, I use mine often as my main use is for gluing boards together where I do not need depth. ?It could be for drawer parts when one board is not wide enough (often the case), or a panel door, or a face frame, or a table top. ?Super easy and fast! ?The attachments for large boxes are stored behind the multiples most of the time.

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I attached a couple of pictures of how I use the space in the back of the multipress, and along the back wall behind the muitipress. ?By not having it backed up against a wall or garage door, true, I lose some space in front of the press. ?However, I gain a LOT of storage both in the back of the unit and behind the unit while just allowing enough room to walk behind the multipress.

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My unit has the perforating plate. ?I do not use that with the clamps. ?If I had a much longer multipress, I would or if I had different applications I would. ? If anyone wants up to 4 of these unused clamps at a price way below new, please let me know (see attached). ?As an FYI, they can be adapted to use on the Barth vacuum table and I believe they can be used with the 20mm perforated Festool top with these

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I have these clamps for my Barth Bench. ?They are great. ?I just do not use more than a couple at a time on the bench and do not need the extras.

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Anil,?

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I'm in portland and i'm interested in talking to you about it.

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Please give me a call when you get a moment.

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Scott,

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360.606.1106

Anil,

You're probably right, David :-). Interestingly, a few years ago I was stupid enough to sell the 500V when I was moving homes and ended up buying the next version of it recently - much more expensive and not as heavy weight in construction.? So I'm in two minds about this listing..

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Ah okay, thanks Lucky, I had not realized that. ?Usually I only move it when I reconfigure my shop, though I’ve done it a few times this year :-)

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Anil

You know you're going to kick yourself later if? you sell it.? Check with Joel Gelman.? He used the space on the back side of the multipress.? I can't remember?exactly now what he did but I remembered being impressed at the time?with?his ingenuity.

Hi Michael

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The press is ~10' wide and 3.5' deep (4' when using the case support arms) and ~90" tall.? ?The mobility casters make it super easy to roll around.

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Anil

How much floor space does the rack consume?

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-Michael Wolf

Tahoe City, CA

Includes:

BN-35	Barth Multipress RP3001 3000mm c/w 3 Manual / Hydraulic Clamps and 90? Stop
BM-35-10	Barth Hold Down Clamp
BM-35-20	Barth Lateral Press with 2 manual R&P
BM-35-42	Barth Casework support Top 3x
BM-35-41	Barth Casework support Bottom 3x
BM-35-55	Barth Mobility Kit
BM-35-57	Mitering Frame Bond Device