Woodmaster Tools, Inc. - Testimonials

Satisfied Owners tell The Woodmaster Story Best!

Since 1980, over 90,000 American woodworkers have put their trust in Woodmaster. Here’s what some of them have to say…

Molder/Planer Testimonials
Drum Sander Testimonials

Molder/Planer

"The Woodmaster is outstanding gear -- built as solid as America."

H.E. Somplasky

"I bought my Woodmaster to make patterns, cabinetry, and furniture. I was skeptical at first, but the results are excellent. In a world of Toyotas, this is a Cadillac!"

John D. Arlitt

"The Woodmaster is excellent, well built, heavy duty, handles hard oak with ease."

Sam Hurley

"I work Union. Made in U.S.A. is a must."

Robert S. Baker

"We make salable lumber and molding. We love the Woodmaster!"

Robert & Francine Taylor

"I now have three Woodmasters, no problems."

Charles Pearson

"This is a very well engineered machine. The planer gives a very smooth finish."

Todger Morrow

"This is a beautiful and well-made piece of equipment."

Albert L. Semole

Drum Sander

"The Woodmaster single-drum sander does twice as much and more than the Grizzly dual drum. I've never seen a machine work like this one. It's simply the best."

Allen C. Byler

"The sander arrived perfectly adjusted and aligned. A very solid machine."

Steve Bechtel, SKB Cabinets

"Shop time is now more productive: sanding is no longer a time-consuming process. Your sander's great!"

Kenneth Parlett

"I looked at Performax 37 x 2 and Grizzly 24 x 2. The Woodmaster is HEAVY! It looks great, it's just the right size, nice fit and finish."

Nathan Carls

"Same quality as a widebelt sander in terms of finished product."

Schultz Building Trades

"I sold a 3875 Woodmaster I bought in 1995 to buy a 50" model. Best drum sander I have used. Just right for a small furniture shop."

Frank Aycock

"Looked at Grizzly, RBI, Performax. Woodmaster makes a really great machine."

Don Mikkelsen, Brill Craft Kitchens

"I had a small Performax 16-32 and couldn't keep it parallel. It took too long to sand a quantity of pieces."

Donald Friedman