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General Woodworking & Door Machinery

Boring, planing and door machinery to complete your woodworking workshop. $1,800 – $6,800 typical factory range.

How hinge borers and planers finish the shop

Hinge boring machines drill the cup and fixing holes for concealed cabinet hinges in one cycle. Planers flatten a face and edge; thicknessers bring the board to a uniform thickness so joinery stock is square before it reaches a CNC router or sliding table saw.

Cabinet hardware lines and solid-wood joinery shops are the usual buyers. Boring usually follows carcass or door machining; planing happens before accurate joinery.

Hinge borers are commonly specified by cup diameter (typically 35 mm), number of drill spindles and fence stops. Planer-thicknessers by cutter-block width, max thicknessing height and feed. Voltage follows the shop.

Concealed-hinge work runs on hinge boring machines. Rough-sawn stock is flattened and thicknessed on wood planers and thicknessers.

How a hinge borer drills cups and fixings

A hinge boring machine drills the 35 mm-class cup and fixing holes for concealed hinges in one cycle. Fences and stops locate the door or panel; multi-spindle heads keep batches consistent. This is general woodworking hardware prep.

Full-sheet nesting uses a CNC router. Lock pockets in door leaves use a door lock mortiser.

IG-110

IG-110

$1,800 – $6,800

  • Motor Power 1.5 - 4 kW (2 -5.4 hp)
  • Operating Voltage 380V / 220V

IG-110 is our hinge boring machine for concealed-hinge cup and fixing holes.

How a planer-thicknesser squares timber

A planer flattens a face and edge; a thicknesser brings the board to a uniform height so joinery stock is square before a CNC router or sliding table saw. Cutter-block width and max thicknessing height are the usual spec.

This is general woodworking stock preparation. Coat-ready faces after machining use a sander.

IG-120

IG-120

$2,000 – $6,100

  • Motor Power 1.5 - 4 kW (2 -5.4 hp)
  • Operating Voltage 380V / 220V

IG-120 is our planer-thicknesser for flattening and dimensioning timber.

What are you looking for?

Before purchasing a CNC or woodworking machine, defining your core production goals is essential. Are you launching a new workshop or expanding an industrial factory? What materials will you process—wood, composite panels, acrylic, or metal? Is your primary focus nesting, carving, edge banding, or laser cutting? Once your application and budget are defined, selecting the right machine becomes straightforward. IndexMACH provides complete support—including machine specifications, application demos, pricing, and software documentation. You can also submit your custom requirements below for a tailored configuration.

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Product details

General Woodworking & Door Machinery

$1,800 – $6,800 typical factory range

What these machines add

They fill gaps the main CNC and saws do not: concealed-hinge cup and fixing holes on a hinge boring machine, and squared, thicknessed timber on a planer and thicknesser. Door shops also use them beside CNC routers for leaves and frames.

In the workshop flow

Planing happens before accurate joinery; hinge boring usually after carcass or door machining. Pair with sliding table saws and edge banding. Door-centric layouts: wooden door production lines.

Tell us the hardware or timber

Send hinge type and panel thickness, or max timber section for planing. Request a layout and quote.

General Woodworking & Door Machinery Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
CapacitySee model spec
Motor Power1.5 - 4 kW (2 -5.4 hp)
BuildCast-iron / steel
AccuracyHigh precision
Working Voltage380V / 220V
ApplicationsKitchen / wardrobe doors / Furniture doors / Joinery / furniture / Millwork
MaterialsMDF / particleboard doors / Panel doors / Solid wood / Hardwood / softwood

Values are the unique figures from the catalog models in this family. A single machine page has that build's exact sheet.

General Woodworking & Door Machinery Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

What does a hinge boring machine do?

It drills the cup hole and fixing holes for concealed cabinet hinges (and similar hardware) in one accurate, repeatable operation — far faster and more consistent than a hand drill.

Why use a planer / thicknesser?

A planer flattens and squares a face and edge; a thicknesser brings the board to a uniform thickness. Together they turn rough-sawn timber into accurately dimensioned stock ready for machining.

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