ESTO brand Leather & Plasitic trimmer

[LomaeArts]

I have acquired two differenct model of ESTO leather and plastic trimmers.  I haven't found any information on the web on ESTO products.

Thje trimmers need new Cutter (top) blades., while the scorer (bottom) is OK.  

Having cleaned out many years of grime and dirt, one cuts 6mm heal material real well, the other is way to worn.

Does anyone know any about ESTO gear and are spare parts available?

I will up load some photos shortly.

[Constabulary]

maybe you should post some pictures...

[LomaeArts]

the Basic Trimmer

 

 

 

 

Trimmer and Skiver

Edited March 20, 2020 by LomaeArts
added more space between the models

[LomaeArts]

Once cleaned and oiled the basic trimmer 6mm hard heal material quite wheel.  I don't have any soft rubbery sole material to try out.

The cutter should be 1 to 1.5mm bigger.

The good news is the shop I acquired has two others that work reasonably well, so if I can't buy repacement blades, I will get 4 made up.  All the drive wheels ( lower cogs) are in good condition.

I can produce Cad files to send to a CNC lathe

[Bert51]

Wow, nice find.

I know nothing about them, but been looking for years around here and never seen anything like that.

Bert.

[LomaeArts]

Landis still sell these, but they don't post the cutter details. Landis cutter blades. 

I wonder if a Landis 5in1 owner could make some measurements and take some photos.  

My unit screws of using 1/2-20 UNF left hand thread.

Edited March 21, 2020 by LomaeArts
added cutter phot

[Alan RUNDELL]

Esto machines were made in a suburb of Sydney by a Migrant from Estonia, he migrated to Australia just after the Second World War......so being

from Estonia....hence the name of his machines ESTO.

[RockyAussie]

8 minutes ago, Alan RUNDELL said:

Esto machines were made in a suburb of Sydney by a Migrant from Estonia, he migrated to Australia just after the Second World War......so being

from Estonia....hence the name of his machines ESTO.

AH HA I never knew that. I still have several of the Esto machines myself including the master finishing machines that I use every day nearly. I think the trimmer in the above picture is called a rough rounder from memory. I have one of those as well and thankfully in a bit better condition. Thanks for sharing.

[RockyAussie]

I forgot to mention ...If you chase down a shoe repair supplier down there called J.A.Brooks there could be someone there could help.

[LomaeArts]

Brookies was no help, so I ended up getting some made.  They work a real treat.