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Does anyone out there have experience with a German (Leipzig) built Kobold parallel approach treadle operated platen. It has the swan neck method of closing the platen and adjuster bolts below that.
It prints well, but I need to tweak it a little, and dont want to loose what I’ve got anyway.
HI
I have a Kobold parallel approach platen. It is a Victoria Heidenau. I have some information, that I received with the press. If it’s any good to you I can e-mail it over.
Let me know and I’ll get it sorted.