Woodworking

Outfit your shop with woodworking machinery built to hold tolerances and run for years. From table saws and jointers to planers, sanders, and drill presses, our woodworking machines give hobbyists and professional shops the power, precision, and dust control to turn rough lumber into finished work. Match each machine to your space, power, and the stock you run.

Build a Complete Woodworking Shop

• Table saws: The heart of the shop for rip and crosscuts — look for a strong motor and a solid fence.
• Jointers & planers: Flatten and dimension rough lumber to consistent thickness and square edges.
• Sanders: Bring surfaces to a finish-ready smoothness fast.
• Drill presses & shapers: Add precise holes, joinery, and profiles to your work.

Sizing Machines to Your Shop

Check your available power — many larger machines run on 220V single-phase — and confirm the footprint fits your space. Bigger motors and cast-iron tables mean smoother cuts, less vibration, and the capacity to handle hardwood and wide stock.

Don't Forget Dust Collection

Woodworking machines produce serious chips and fine dust. Plan for dust collection to keep the shop clean, protect your lungs, and keep machines running cool.

Frequently Asked Questions

What machines does a woodworking shop need first?

Most shops start with a table saw, then add a jointer and planer to dimension lumber, followed by a sander and drill press as projects demand.

Do woodworking machines need 220V power?

Smaller benchtop tools run on 110V, but many full-size table saws, planers, and jointers run on 220V single-phase. Check each machine's requirements against your shop.

What's the difference between a jointer and a planer?

A jointer flattens one face and squares an edge; a planer makes the opposite face parallel and brings stock to consistent thickness. Most shops use both together.

Every woodworking machine ships free to the lower 48 and is backed by our price match guarantee. Call or text 331-272-5655 and we'll help you build out your shop.