Woodworking Tools

Woodworking Tools

A planer that turns a rough board into a smooth piece of furniture, a lathe used to make bowls and leg balusters, and a dust extractor to keep the workshop clean—VEVOR woodworking equipment for carpenters, furniture workshops, and DIY enthusiasts. Delivery throughout Latvia.

Hand planes

82-mm electric hand planers with 650–900 W motors and 56–82-mm cordless planers with brushless motors, adjustable planing depth, two HSS blades—for on-site work on doors, boards, and moldings.

Thickness Planers and Straightening Planers

Table-top planers, 330 mm thick, with 1,800–2,000 W, 2–3 blades or a spiral cutting head, dual feed rollers, and a dust extraction connection; a 254-mm combined planing and straightening machine with a stand; spare HSS blades.

Woodworking Lathes

A 750-watt bench lathe for workpieces up to 465 mm and workshop lathes rated at 1,100–1,500 watts with a 1,020-mm bed length, stepless speed control up to 3,800 rpm, a brushless motor, and a cast-iron housing.

Milling, Grooves, and Joints

A slot milling machine and a square chisel attachment for a drill press for pin joints, a lamella joiner, a milling table with a guide rail, milling rails for leveling 152–163 cm boards, and a workbench stand on wheels.

Dust Extraction

Cyclone dust collectors, 1100–1550 CFM, with 1.5–3 ZS and 2.5 µm filtration, cyclone separators for vacuum cleaners, wet/dry vacuum cleaners, and dust covers for angle grinders used for cutting and grinding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a thickness planer and a straightening planer?

A jointer straightens one face and one edge of a board; a thicknesser makes the board uniform in thickness parallel to the face that has already been straightened. The 254 mm combination machine does both.

What kind of vacuum cleaner is needed for a thick carpet?

A 330-mm-thick door requires at least 1,100 CFM; if multiple units are operating at the same time, 1,550 CFM with 3 ZS.

Are lathes suitable for beginners?

A 750-watt bench lathe with a speed range of 150–3,800 rpm is an entry-level model for turning bowls and small parts; a 1,020-mm lathe is designed for turning legs, balusters, and larger pieces.