Solutions for Every Workshop

Modern joinery machines eliminate the guesswork and tedious hand-tool labor from complex wood connections. Our collection includes:

• Festool DOMINO Joiners
• Lamello Biscuit Joiners
• Powermatic Mortisers
• Dovetailing Machines

These tools are ideal for:

• Cabinetmakers needing fast, accurate panel alignment
• Furniture builders creating structurally sound frameworks
• Custom doors with traditional mortise-and-tenon joints
• Environments where consistency is required (production)

FAQs for Joinery Machines

What is the main difference between a jointer and a joinery machine?
A jointer flattens and squares wood surfaces but does not create joints. A joinery machine cuts precise, repeatable interlocking joints that hold wood pieces together. For a deeper explanation, see A Joinery Machine is Not a Jointer.

Are biscuit joiners strong enough for furniture?
Biscuit joiners are suitable for light to medium-duty joints and alignment tasks. For high-stress furniture joints, consider a domino joiner or traditional mortise and tenon joints for added strength.

Why have a joinery machine in your workshop?
A joinery machine lets you produce accurate, repeatable joints quickly, which saves time and improves consistency. It can also replace multiple specialized tools, saving space in your shop.

Do joinery machines require maintenance?
Yes. Keep blades or cutters sharp, clear out dust regularly, inspect moving parts for wear, and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines to keep your machine safe and accurate.

Are joinery machines only for professional woodworkers?
No. Many hobbyists use joinery machines to achieve professional-quality joints at home. They’re a smart investment for anyone building cabinets, furniture, or larger projects.

Are joinery machines safe to use?
Yes — when used properly. Always read the manual, wear eye and hearing protection, keep fingers away from cutters, and unplug the machine before changing bits or performing adjustments.

Bonus Safety Tip
Use a dust extractor or shop vacuum with your joinery machine to keep your workspace cleaner and reduce the health risks of fine wood dust.