Spare parts for Holzprofi / Jean l'ébéniste spindle moulder

This category brings together the spare parts for Holzprofi and Jean l’ébéniste spindle moulders currently available from Probois Machinoutils. It is organised around three clearly identified machine families: Holzprofi Starter MX5108, also known under the former Jean l’ébéniste MX5108 branding; Holzprofi MX5110 and MX5110T, which were also previously sold as Jean l’ébéniste machines; and Holzprofi Maker TO1000M. Organising the range by model helps users find the relevant component without mixing parts from different spindle moulders.

Parts for Holzprofi Starter and Jean l’ébéniste MX5108

The MX5108 subcategory includes components associated with the interchangeable spindle and drive system. Current listings include a 508J5 Poly-V belt, an M16 spindle clamping screw, an interchangeable spindle for spindle-moulder tooling, an interchangeable shaft for router-bit collets and an M16 spindle nut, together with other products shown in the subcategory. The MX5108 uses an interchangeable 30 mm spindle and can also use a shaft for 8 and 12 mm shank router cutters. Correct identification of the spindle and clamping system is therefore essential.

Parts for Holzprofi and Jean l’ébéniste MX5110 and MX5110T

The MX5110 and MX5110T have their own dedicated subcategory. Depending on current availability, users can find components such as spindles, switches, reversing switches, capacitors, belts, fences, hold-downs and tenoning/sliding-table parts. Some components may also be listed for machines from other brands, but that compatibility must be checked on the individual product page. The model name MX5110 or MX5110T alone is not sufficient proof that a particular part will fit every production version.

Spare parts for Holzprofi Maker TO1000M

Holzprofi Maker TO1000M also has a dedicated spare-parts section. During its service life, this professional spindle moulder may require spindle components, interchangeable shafts, spacer rings and clamping nuts, belts, fence components, hold-downs, sliding-table parts or electrical components. Actual availability depends on the products currently displayed, so this list should be treated as a guide to the types of parts associated with the machine rather than a promise that every item is permanently in stock.

Spindles, interchangeable shafts and clamping components

On a spindle moulder, the spindle and clamping components require particularly careful identification. A 30 mm spindle designed for spindle-moulder cutter blocks does not perform the same job as a shaft intended for a router-bit collet. Screws, nuts, rings and shafts must correspond to the machine assembly. A thread or length that merely looks similar is not enough. Compare the original component, its position in the exploded diagram and the reference stated on the product page before ordering.

Drive belts and transmission: diagnose before replacing

A cracked, slack, broken or badly worn belt should be inspected, but noisy or irregular transmission does not automatically mean the belt is the only faulty part. Check pulley condition, alignment and belt routing as well. On spindle moulders where speed changes are obtained by repositioning the belt, correct routing and positioning are especially important. Always disconnect the machine from the power supply before opening a cover or working in the transmission area.

Switches, capacitors and electrical components

Some spindle-moulder families use specific switches, reversing switches or capacitors. A machine that will not start, hums, or operates irregularly does not by itself identify the failed electrical component. Supply voltage, markings on the original part, wiring and machine version all need to be checked. Electrical work must be carried out with the machine isolated from the mains and, where appropriate, by a qualified person.

Fences, hold-downs and sliding table components

Spindle-moulder fences, hold-downs and sliding-table components help position and control the workpiece. A bent, broken or excessively loose component can make accurate setup difficult. After replacing a fence or holding component, check alignment and secure fastening before use. Guards and workpiece-control devices should never be disabled to work around a fault or compensate for a missing component.

How to identify the correct part from an exploded diagram

Start with the exact spindle-moulder model, then locate the component on the exploded parts diagram whenever one is available. Note its item number and compare shape, mounting points and useful dimensions with the original. For MX5108, MX5110, MX5110T or TO1000M, this method reduces the risk of choosing a part simply because it looks similar. Keep the removed component until the repair is complete so it remains available for comparison.

IMPORTANT: check compatibility before purchase

IMPORTANT: BEFORE PURCHASING, carefully check the list of compatible machines shown on each product page.
For some spare parts, the machine model alone is not enough to guarantee compatibility. Manufacturers may change components during a model’s production life.
If you are unsure, send us the exact model, month and year of manufacture and serial number before ordering.

Repair your spindle moulder with Probois Machinoutils

Probois Machinoutils progressively develops its range of replacement parts for Holzprofi and Jean l’ébéniste spindle moulders. If the required part is not shown in the MX5108, MX5110/MX5110T or TO1000M sections, send the rating-plate details, the exploded-diagram item number when known and clear photographs of the original component. Accurate identification allows a part to be researched without claiming an unverified compatibility and helps extend the service life of a machine that can still be repaired.