Clamping unit for Chisel mortiser
Handle with grip n° A-51+53 for Chisel mortiser
Horizontal presser marks 79-83 and 87-94 for square chisel mortiser
Single-phase switch with emergency stop point DKLD 15A-250V or CK21
Stand for Hollow Chisel Mortiser Bernardo HM25 Top or Bernardo HM25
This mortising device allow to work with your drill column as an hollow chisel mortiser
Stand for Hollow Chisel Mortiser Bernardo HM25 Top or Bernardo HM25
Discover our selection of spare parts for Holzprofi and Jean l'Ébéniste mortising machines, designed for the maintenance, repair and refurbishment of your woodworking machinery.
A mortising machine is an essential woodworking machine for producing accurate mortises in timber, particularly for traditional mortise-and-tenon joints.
Depending on the machine, this may be a hollow chisel mortiser, a horizontal mortising machine or a mortising attachment fitted to a planer thicknesser or combination woodworking machine.
Over time and with regular use, the mechanical and electrical components of a mortising machine can wear, develop excessive play or become damaged. Replacing the affected component can often restore the machine to working condition without replacing the complete mortiser.
Probois Machinoutils offers various replacement parts for Holzprofi and Jean l'Ébéniste mortising machines, helping you extend the service life of your woodworking equipment.
A mortising machine contains numerous components involved in table movement, workpiece clamping, tool rotation and the electrical operation of the machine.
Depending on the model, replacement parts may include:
electric motors;
switches;
electrical components;
drill chucks;
shafts and spindles;
handles and levers;
adjustment handwheels;
tables and table components;
clamping systems;
stops;
slides and guide components;
bearings;
screws and fasteners;
transmission parts;
mechanical components.
The availability of individual spare parts makes it possible to replace only the defective component while keeping a machine that remains in good overall condition.
A hollow chisel mortiser uses a square hollow chisel with an internal auger bit to produce a mortise with square corners directly in the timber.
This type of mortising machine is particularly suitable for producing repetitive mortise-and-tenon joints.
The mechanism is subjected to significant loads during machining. The operating lever, workpiece clamping system, guides and adjustment mechanisms must therefore remain in good working condition.
Depending on the model, individual mechanical parts can be replaced to maintain the accuracy and ease of operation of the machine.
A horizontal mortising machine operates differently. A rotating mortising bit removes material while the workpiece or table is moved to produce a mortise of the required dimensions.
Correct operation depends particularly on accurate table movement, secure workpiece clamping and the condition of the different guide mechanisms.
Excessive play in a slide, a damaged handle, a worn chuck or a defective adjustment component can reduce machining accuracy.
The mechanical components of the mortising machine should therefore be inspected regularly.
On mortising machines using rotating bits, the chuck holds the cutting tool securely during machining.
It must provide reliable clamping and allow the bit to rotate correctly.
A damaged chuck, excessive play or insufficient clamping can affect both accuracy and the correct operation of the machine.
Depending on the mortiser design, other drive components may also require replacement, including shafts, spindles, bearings and transmission components.
Before ordering a chuck or drive part, always check the dimensions and mounting arrangement of the component fitted to your machine.
Many mortising machines use a moving table or carriage that allows the workpiece to be positioned accurately in relation to the cutting tool.
This system is used to control the length, width and position of the mortise.
Guide components must move smoothly while limiting excessive play that could reduce machining accuracy.
Handles, levers, stops, slides, adjustment screws and other carriage components can gradually wear through regular use.
If table movement becomes difficult, irregular or develops excessive play, the complete mechanism should be inspected before continuing to use the machine.
Handles and operating levers are frequently used components on a mortising machine.
Depending on the design, they are used to move the table, lower the cutting tool, lock adjustments or correctly position the workpiece.
A broken handle or a lever with excessive play can make the machine difficult to operate and reduce adjustment accuracy.
Replacing these relatively simple components can often quickly restore the normal operation of the mortising machine.
The electric motor drives the cutting tool and is therefore one of the main components of a powered mortising machine.
When replacing a motor, power output is not the only specification that must be considered.
It is also important to check:
supply voltage;
motor power;
motor type;
shaft diameter and dimensions;
mounting points;
drive system;
electrical connections.
The same precautions apply to switches, capacitors and other electrical components.
Two components that look identical externally are not necessarily interchangeable.
Always check the specifications printed on the original component before ordering a replacement.
Holzprofi mortising machines are designed for woodworking applications requiring accurate and repeatable mortises.
Depending on the machine type and generation, different mechanical and electrical components may be required for maintenance and repair.
When a fault occurs, identifying its exact cause before replacing parts is important.
Difficulty moving the table, for example, may be caused by a guide component, adjustment screw, mechanical obstruction or another carriage component.
Similarly, a problem with tool rotation does not necessarily mean that the electric motor has failed.
Accurate diagnosis helps prevent the unnecessary replacement of components that are still functioning correctly.
Many Jean l'Ébéniste woodworking machines remain in regular use in private and professional workshops.
The availability of spare parts helps owners maintain these machines and prevents complete replacement because of a localised fault.
Depending on the model and manufacturing date, some components may have changed over the production period.
It is therefore particularly important to check the exact machine model and identification details before ordering a spare part.
As the Jean l'Ébéniste range has evolved towards Holzprofi Starter, some machines and spare parts may also have corresponding components across different generations of equipment.
Some mortising units are not standalone machines but mortising attachments fitted to planer thicknessers or combination woodworking machines.
These systems generally use the drive of the main machine and incorporate a table or carriage that allows the workpiece to be moved in relation to the mortising bit.
Over time, the table, carriage, handles, locking mechanisms, slides, shafts and mounting components can become worn or damaged.
For these mortising attachments, the exact model of the main woodworking machine is particularly important when identifying compatible spare parts.
Bearings, shafts, bushes and guide components help ensure smooth and accurate operation of the different mechanisms of a mortising machine.
As they wear, bearings may become noisy or develop excessive play. Worn bushes or shafts can also result in less accurate table or mechanism movement.
Unusual vibrations, abnormal noises or excessive mechanical play should therefore prompt an inspection of the relevant components.
Replacing worn mechanical components can restore smoother movement and improve machining accuracy.
A properly maintained mortising machine helps maintain machining accuracy and produce consistent woodworking joints.
Components that should be checked regularly include:
chuck and tool clamping system;
guide components;
slides;
locking mechanisms;
handles and levers;
bearings;
shafts;
motor;
electrical components;
screws and fasteners.
Wood chips and dust should also be regularly removed from movement and adjustment mechanisms.
Correct maintenance helps reduce contamination, premature wear and operating problems.
A fault on a mortising machine does not necessarily mean that the entire machine needs to be replaced.
In many cases, replacing a switch, chuck, bearing, handle, lever, motor, shaft or another mechanical component is enough to restore normal operation.
This is particularly valuable for older Holzprofi and Jean l'Ébéniste mortising machines whose frames and main mechanical components remain in good condition.
Accurately identifying the fault and replacing only the affected component can considerably extend the service life of the machine.
Holzprofi and Jean l'Ébéniste mortising machines may have been manufactured in different versions over the years.
Machines with the same model designation can sometimes use different components depending on their production period.
IMPORTANT: BEFORE PURCHASING, ALWAYS CHECK THE LIST OF COMPATIBLE MACHINES. Depending on the spare part, the month and year of manufacture and the serial number of your machine may be required to confirm compatibility.
If an exploded parts diagram is available, also use the part position number shown on the diagram to help identify the correct replacement component.
For chucks, shafts, spindles, bearings, handles and other mechanical components, it may also be necessary to check the dimensions of the part currently fitted to your machine.
Visual similarity alone is not sufficient to guarantee spare part compatibility.
Probois Machinoutils offers a growing selection of spare parts for Holzprofi and Jean l'Ébéniste mortising machines to help you maintain, repair and extend the service life of your woodworking equipment.
Depending on the model, you can find motors, switches, chucks, handles, levers, bearings, shafts, table components, guides and other mechanical spare parts for different generations of mortising machines.
Select your machine model and carefully check the compatibility information provided on each spare part page before ordering.
