Key Features
Pneumatic SpeedThe pneumatic system cuts down operator effort and helps speed up repetitive drilling. For cabinet shops and production work, that means faster cycles with less fatigue. 13-Spindle AccuracyThis Maksiwa LBP.13 Pneumatic Line Boring Machine drills 13 aligned holes on 32 mm centers for shelf pins, hinges, and connectors. That spacing matters because it matches common cabinet construction layouts. Fence ControlAn extendable fence, scale indicators, indexing pins, and adjustable flip stops help you set once and repeat cleanly. That saves layout time and keeps hole lines consistent from panel to panel.
Overview
The Maksiwa LBP.13 Pneumatic Line Boring Machine is a 13-spindle woodworking boring machine built for repeatable cabinet and panel drilling. This is a line boring machine designed for fast, accurate drilling of shelf pin, hinge, and connector hole patterns. Model Number: LBP.13. If you build cabinets, closets, casework, or production furniture, this machine is meant to cut layout time and give you cleaner, more consistent hole alignment than drilling with jigs one hole at a time.
What makes the LBP.13 matter on the job is how it handles repetitive work. The machine uses 13 stainless-steel spindles spaced 32 mm on center, which is the standard spacing many cabinetmakers work around. That lets you bore uniform rows quickly for adjustable shelving and hardware installation. Maksiwa also states it can drill 13 aligned holes in less than five seconds, which tells you exactly where this tool earns its keep: medium to high-volume shop work where repeatability and speed are worth paying for.
The pneumatic system is the big difference here versus a manual boring machine. Instead of relying only on operator force, the LBP.13 uses a pneumatic setup with a preset air filter regulator and foot switch operation, plus a stated 90 PSI air pressure requirement. In real use, that means less physical effort over long runs and more consistent cycle control when you’re drilling panel after panel. If your shop already runs air, this is the more production-friendly version.
From a build standpoint, Maksiwa calls out a lubricated aluminum head, heat-treated steel gears, and a 1 HP, 750W motor. Those details are not fluff. The aluminum head helps keep the machine durable without making the upper assembly unnecessarily bulky, while heat-treated gears point to a drivetrain built for repeat use instead of occasional hobby work. The spindle speed is listed at 3450 RPM, giving the machine the speed needed for clean boring in cabinet materials and other woodworking panels.
Setup and repeatability are where this machine gets practical. The adjustable fence includes 2 flip stops and expands up to roughly 89 inches, with published fence lengths listed as closed and open positions depending on source. There are also step-and-repeat indexing pins and scale position indicators, so you can establish a reference point and continue a boring pattern without remeasuring every panel. For shops processing long side panels or repeat cabinet parts, that matters a lot more than flashy features.
The LBP.13 also includes spring-loaded hold-downs and an adjustable drilling setup intended to reduce movement during operation. Maksiwa highlights that this helps prevent cracking and improves finish quality in materials like melamine and other coated panels. The machine has a maximum stroke depth of 2-1/2 inches, uses 5 mm drill bits with a 10 mm shank, and includes a drill bit set. Bits can also be removed to create different patterns when the full 13-spindle layout is not what the job calls for.
As a shop machine, this is best suited to professional woodworkers, cabinetmakers, and carpenters doing repeat panel boring rather than general-purpose drilling. If you only need occasional shelf pin rows, a jig may still get you by. But if you’re building kitchens, closets, vanities, commercial casework, or production furniture, the Maksiwa LBP.13 Pneumatic Line Boring Machine is the kind of dedicated machine that saves real labor and keeps results consistent across every panel you run through it.
Built for Fast Panel Production
This is where a dedicated line boring machine pays for itself. Instead of laying out and drilling each hole one by one, the LBP.13 creates a consistent row in a single cycle.
- 13 stainless-steel spindles on 32 mm centers for cabinet-style hole spacing
- Designed for shelf pin holes, hinges, and connector installation
- Pneumatic operation reduces effort in medium to high-volume production
Dial In Position Without Guesswork
Repeatable drilling starts with repeatable setup. The fence system, scale indicators, and stops help you lock in a position and keep it there through production runs.
- Extendable fence guide up to about 89 inches
- 2 adjustable flip stops for repeat part positioning
- Scale position indicators and indexing pins support step-and-repeat work
Pneumatic Control for Shop Workflow
The air system is not just an add-on. It is the reason this version makes sense for shops that want to move faster with less operator strain over long drilling sessions.
- Preset air filter regulator supports pneumatic operation
- 90 PSI air pressure requirement
- Foot switch operation adds hands-free cycle control
Clean Results in Finished Panels
For cabinet work, hole quality matters as much as speed. Maksiwa specifically highlights reduced cracking and improved finish results, which is a big deal when you are drilling melamine and other finished stock.
- Spring-loaded hold-downs help keep the workpiece stable
- Maximum stroke depth of 2-1/2 inches
- 5 mm bits with 10 mm shank are sized for common line boring work
What’s in the Box
- Maksiwa LBP.13 pneumatic boring machine
- Drill bits set
- Step-and-repeat indexing pins, left and right
- Adjustable X and Y axis flip stops
- Spring-loaded hold-downs
Air supply is required for pneumatic operation. The machine is specified for 90 PSI.
Key Specifications
| Tool Type | 13-spindle pneumatic line boring machine |
|---|---|
| Electrical | 1 Phase, 110V, 10A, 60Hz |
| Motor Output | 1 HP / 750W |
| Spindle Speed | 3450 RPM |
| Number of Spindles | 13 |
| Spindle Spacing | 32 mm center to center |
| Maximum Stroke Depth | 2-1/2 in |
| Drill Bit Size | 5 mm diameter, 10 mm shank, 57 mm length |
| Table Size | 31 in x 15-1/2 in |
| Air Pressure Requirement | 90 PSI |
| Made In | Brazil |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
Built For
CabinetmakingWoodworkingCloset SystemsCasework ProductionShelf Pin BoringHardware InstallationProduction CarpentryFurniture Panels
Pro Tip
Use the indexing pins to establish your first reference, then step the panel forward instead of remeasuring every run. On long cabinet sides, that is the quickest way to keep 32 mm hole spacing consistent from one section to the next.
Warranty & Support
Maksiwa lists this machine with a 2-year warranty.
Tool Nut’s Take
Tool Nut’s Take
When shelf pin work is constant, the Maksiwa LBP.13 Pneumatic Line Boring Machine makes a lot of sense
This is the kind of dedicated shop machine that earns its floor space by turning repetitive cabinet drilling into a fast, repeatable process.
- Who it’s for: Cabinet shops, closet builders, and serious woodworkers doing repeat panel boring on a regular basis.
- Why it stands out: You get pneumatic operation, 13 spindles on 32 mm centers, indexing pins, and a long fence system built around production efficiency instead of one-off drilling.
- Worth knowing: This is a specialty machine, not a general-purpose drill press. It really shines when you have volume, repeated layouts, and shop air ready to go.
Common Questions
- What kind of work is this machine designed for? It is designed for line boring tasks in woodworking, especially shelf pin holes, hinge drilling patterns, and connector installation in cabinet and panel work.
- How many holes can it drill at once? The LBP.13 uses 13 spindles, so it can drill 13 aligned holes in one cycle.
- Does it require shop air? Yes. This is a pneumatic line boring machine and the listed air pressure requirement is 90 PSI.
- What spindle spacing does it use? The spindles are spaced 32 mm center to center, which matches common cabinet system spacing.
- Is this a manual or pneumatic model? This is the pneumatic version of Maksiwa’s line boring machine platform.
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