Universal combined machine offering all Minimax quality at an accessible price point. Ideal for small joinery workshops requiring versatile woodworking capabilities.
The Minimax C 30G is a universal combination woodworking machine that consolidates planing, jointing, sawing, and spindle moulding functions into a single compact unit, designed specifically for small-scale production and job-shop environments. By integrating multiple operations, it eliminates the need for separate machinery, making it an economical solution for workshops with spatial and budget constraints while maintaining the quality standards associated with the Minimax brand. The machine's technical foundation comprises a 300mm cutterhead working width for planing operations, a 1200mm jointer bed for surface preparation, and a circular saw unit with 250mm maximum blade diameter and 540mm rip capacity. The spindle moulder operates at dual speeds (4000/6500 rpm) with a maximum tool diameter of 160mm when profiling, enabling both production work and detailed edge moulding. Three 2.5 Hp three-phase motors distribute power across these functions, providing sufficient capacity for continuous small-batch processing without undersizing any single operation. This machine is purpose-built for small joinery workshops, bespoke furniture makers, and custom millwork operations processing solid wood up to medium widths. It serves workshops requiring the flexibility to move between different operations—dimensioning rough stock, face jointing, edging, and moulding profiles—without stopping production to reconfigure or swap equipment. The 300mm cutterhead and 540mm rip capacity position it effectively for hardwood and softwood stock typical of hand-crafted joinery and cabinet work, rather than industrial panel or engineered products. Within its class, the C 30G prioritizes functional versatility and accessibility over specialized performance in any single operation. It is better suited for flexible job-shop production than dedicated single-function machines of similar power rating, though operators should recognize that each function represents a compromise relative to dedicated equipment—trade-offs that become acceptable when space and capital investment are primary constraints.
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