P/Q's of Letterpress - How to Run Envelopes on the Heidelberg Windmill!

Heidelberg Windmill - Running Envelopes is a snap! We're back in commercial mode on our windmill letterpress to show you just how quick and painless it can be to set up and run return addresses in commercial mode. Why fuss with envelopes falling over or past your guide bar? This set up will up your return address printing game in a matter of minutes!
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[@christianschoenberg1370]

Yes, fantastic video - the scoth tape trick is just pure genius!

[@MichaelRyan-yt4xm]

Love to see the old Windmill. I have to say as someone who ran one for 15 years we always used guides and never opened the flap on any envelope. We would makeready with scotch tape to allow for the different thicknesses.

[@peterhrick6789]

When the chase is in the machine with base, type, locked in it, it’s then known as the forme.

[@jonmarkbuckner453]

Great video! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@laimprentavintage-letterpr8765]

Great Video, thanks!

[@debbY100]

Would love to see how you run 4 inch coasters on the windmill. Is it the same as the envelopes set up (commercial mode)?

[@randomelectronicsanddispla1765]

What material is the plate made of?
I just bought an old Heidelberg printing press and am on a quest for knowledge

[@christianschoenberg1370]

Looks like a Boxcar aluminum plate.

[@mastikitokari9696]

what is the thikness of die cutting jacket

[@rich8606]

I need help, I'm repairing and repainting a Heidelberg windmill. We've reassembled everything, but one of my guys who took the machine apart with me forgot where this one small part was originally attached to. It's this small handle type thing and we can't figure out where it's supposed to go. Any chance you can help me? This is the part I'm talking about: i.ibb.co/1fWjK1h/20220611-152943.jpg