Molding Machine for Woodworking

Molding is one of the basic machines in the woodworking industry. A molding machine in woodworking is working to shape and form wood products with a particular size and shape. Formation of wood products certainly is not done by heating and melting the wood and pouring it as the molding in the metal, plastic, metal, or glass industry. Molding machines for woodworking work by using knives to cut and shape the wood planks to make any profiles and forms. With the proper settings, any timber that is fed into the machine will come out with uniform size and shape. A wood molding machine is a machine with a series of blades that can be set and adjusted so that the wood can be shaped into the desired shape and size.

The machine has several blades mounted on the tool. Knives can be mounted on a tool to cut every side; the upper, left, right, and bottom sides. With this machine, the wood block can be directly cut and shaped according to the desired shape. When the machine was first developed, it worked manually. A skilled person is needed to set the knives and make the shapes, but modern machines are developed with computer programs. Hardware and software are equipped at the machine to let the machine be controlled by the computer program.  The machine is available to read the drawing for the product and run the machine to form and cut the wood block according to the picture drawing.
 

 

Various wood products and components, such as legs, posh, doors, frames, etc., can be made with this machine with high production speed and precise size. Molding is a basic machine, but it works very well to make any profile and shape. It is the suitable machine for the woodworking industry that makes many components in large amounts and requires precise size.
Molding is a helpful tool to make doors, windows, cribs, and knockdown furniture products that need many components with a large amount. This machine is also needed to make flooring, decking, and frames in big amounts. With the proper setting, the wood can be fed into the machine and out of the machine with the desired shape and profile. The product out of the molding can then be sanded to make the final product or component that can go for the next process.