Wood Jointers
Tips & Advice to help you make your decision on Wood Jointers
Having a board that is level and squared is crucial in many wood working jobs, which is why many companies use wood jointers to achieve that perfection.
While the wood might be close to correct, the smallest amount of warping or bending can make the board useless to the job. Wood is a naturally porous material and is easily damaged by elements like water and heat. This is why a professional business will invest in a wood jointer to make sure that each board is squared perfectly for the project.
Time is another enemy of wood and since many companies work with wood that they purchase from discount companies, the freshness of the wood is not guaranteed. The longer the board has been around, the more likely the board is no longer correctly shaped for the job due to random damage over time.
If your company is looking to invest in wood jointers or find out how these machines will increase their profitability by giving them the ability to cut existing stock to proper dimensions, Business.com helpful resources available. Just click on the links on the left hand side to learn more about the wood jointer as well as where it can be purchased.
Wood Jointers Pricing and Costs
Get pricing information on different types of wood jointer toolsBy Amy Lynn Wood jointers are large pieces of equipment used by woodworking professionals and hobbyists. It is a large machine that uses two flat tables, with blades in between, to cut a flat surface on one side of a board. Jointers come in different shapes and sizes, which allows for a wide range of prices.
When looking for a wood jointer, consider the type of work being completed. There are benchtop jointers, as well has sturdier industrial strength jointers. Wood jointers pricing and costs vary from $200 to over $7,000, so consider the following when purchasing:
1. Benchtop jointers typically cost less than stand-alone wood jointers.
2. Industrial wood jointers have strength and durability, but also a higher price.
3. Combination wood planer and wood jointers can save space and money.
Compare prices of benchtop jointers
Benchtop jointers sit on top of a workbench and do not have a large body stand or legs attached. These wood jointers are typically smaller and less expensive than other styles of wood jointer tools.
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Grizzly Industrial has grizzly jointers, including a 6-by-24 inch benchtop jointer with a 2 HP motor for around $200. There are different brands and sizes of benchtop jointers at ToolCorral, ranging from about $220 to $270.
Find the price range on industrial wood jointers
A wood jointer tool that is intended for industrial use are typically sturdier and have more horsepower. You can find industrial grade jointers for as little as $700 or as much as $7,000.
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TheFind shows a several different types of industrial wood jointers, starting around $700 and going up. CPO Commerce carries a large line of Powermatic jointers with prices ranging from $960 to around $7,100.
Consider wood planers and wood jointers in one
If space is a consideration, purchasing a separate wood planer and wood jointer may not be the best bet. There are combo machines that offer wood jointing and wood planing capabilities for a reasonable price.
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The Taunton Press shows a Grizzly jointer/planer at FineWoodWorking.com starting around $1,800. WoodCraft Supply has a comparable jointer/planer made by Jet for approximately $2,000.
- When purchasing wood jointer machines off the Internet, remember to factor in shipping costs to your final price. These machines are very bulky and heavy, and typically have a high shipping cost.
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