Woodworking Solutions: World Class Wood Working Equipment Buying Guide
You came here because you are looking to buy/sell new or used woodworking tools, machines and/or equipment. Well, the Industrial Trade Forum is going to help you do just that… and save you time and money at the same time. First, please take a look at our wood working marketplace where you can explore and add offering for all types of machines, sanders, saws, routers, sawmills, hardware and fasteners, clamps, carving tools, chisels and virtually every other item for anyone involved in producing wooden products.
Is your company a U.S. based wood shop or manufacturer of wood products such as furniture looking for woodworking equipment made in the USA? Tired of seeing so many tools today in the U.S. coming from China? Well, feel free to see the American manufacturers on Industrial Leaders offering one of the broadest ranges of tools, equipment and machines for manufacturing all kinds of wooden parts, components, window frames, doors and other items.
Not too long ago I received a call from a small wood shop in Canada looking for a table saw and other woodworking tools for his shop. Naturally, such items can easily be found online. But the guy wanted the absolute best deal for his small shop because of a very limited budget. Well, I suggested he go to IndustrialCOOP.com and do an integrated search for the type of tools he needed. To keep the story brief, he called me back a week later and said by searching IndustrialCOOP he found a company in the suburbs of Montreal selling a name brand table saw at a very afforable cost. Further proof when it comes to sourcing for industrial machines and equipment, nothing comes even close to the extensive offerings you’ll find on IndustrialCOOP.com. And I mean nothing!
ForeignTRADEX not only publishes one of the best directories for finding UK based woodworking power tools, workbenches, vises, clamps, belt sanders, veneering and sharpening products. It’s also a good resource for finding companies offering wood working plans and how-to guides for hobbyists. After all, the site is owned and operated by us and we know how useful it has been for over 7 years now for anyone in the market for such tools and supplies.
I previously mentioned how so many tools in the U.S. nowadays come from China. I should clarify it was not meant to be a negative comment. Rather, it’s nothing more than personal preference which brands of equipment a wood shop may prefer, whether it be domestic or foreign. After all, here at the Industrial Trade Forum, we believe strongly in international trade and thus, encourage an open market for global competition free of too much government control. The point is, you can find all kinds of woodworking hand tools and machinery from China and other Asian markets at Worldwide Industrial. Simply click the above link to get instant access to WI’s B2B directory.
Another good resource for locating wood working equipment and tools, according to my colleague Cindy is ArriveNEWS. I did not get a chance to visit the site but have been told is has quite a few offerings for such products. Yep, it’s worth a peek.