Multipurpose Wood Working Machine

Table Saw
Many multipurpose machines include a table saw function, allowing for straight cuts and crosscuts in various types of wood. The table saw component typically features an adjustable fence and miter gauge for precise and accurate cutting.

Planer/Thicknesser
These machines often incorporate a planer or thicknesser function, allowing for the flattening and thicknessing of rough lumber or boards. The planer feature can be used to create smooth and consistent surfaces on wood, while the thicknesser component allows for precise thickness adjustments.

Jointer
Some multipurpose woodworking machines include a jointer function, which is used to flatten and square the edges of boards for joinery and assembly purposes. The jointer typically consists of an infeed table, an adjustable cutter head, and an out feed table.

Mortiser
Many multipurpose machines have a mortising function for creating square or rectangular holes, typically used for joinery and fitting joints together. The mortiser component includes a chisel and a drill bit to remove material and create the desired shape.

Shaper/Router
Multipurpose woodworking machines may feature a shaper or router function, allowing for the shaping, profiling, and cutting of wood. This component is equipped with a spindle or router bit that rotates at high speeds to perform various woodworking operations.

Band Saw
Some multipurpose machines incorporate a band saw function for making curved or irregular cuts in wood. The band saw component consists of a continuous loop blade that moves over two wheels, providing versatility in cutting different shapes and sizes.

Sanding Station
Many multipurpose woodworking machines include a sanding station or disc sander function for smoothing and finishing wood surfaces. This component typically features a rotating sanding disc or belt for effective material removal and surface preparation.

Dust Collection
Multipurpose machines often have integrated dust collection systems or ports to efficiently remove sawdust and debris generated during the woodworking process. This helps maintain a clean and safe working environment.