Woodworking Machinery

An auto double planer, also known as an automatic double planer, is a woodworking machine used to smooth and dimension lumber or boards. It typically consists of two planning heads arranged one after the other in the machine. The machine automatically feeds the lumber through both planning heads, resulting in double-sided planning in a single pass. This process ensures uniform thickness and smoothness on both sides of the lumber or board, enhancing efficiency and precision in woodworking tasks. Auto double planers are commonly employed in large-scale woodworking operations such as lumber mills, furniture manufacturing, and carpentry workshops.

A wood working machine is a mechanical tool or device designed specifically for shaping, cutting, carving, drilling, milling, or otherwise manipulating wood and wood-based materials. These machines can range from simple hand-held tools to complex industrial-grade equipment, and they are utilized in various woodworking processes, including carpentry, cabinetry, furniture making, and construction. The primary purpose of woodworking machines is to enhance efficiency, precision, and productivity in woodworking tasks while ensuring safety and accuracy in the handling of wood materials.