Woodworking Equipment Financing

Crest Capital finances new and used woodworking equipment for established cabinet shops, millwork and furniture makers, door and window manufacturers, and sawmills. Financing covers $10,000 to $500,000 for machines from a dealer, a manufacturer or another shop.

Band Saw Financing

Band saws cut with a continuous toothed blade running on two wheels. Resaw band saws split lumber into thinner boards, sawmill band saws break down logs, and shop band saws make curved and irregular cuts.

Jointer Planer Machine Financing

A jointer flattens one face and squares one edge of a board, and a planer then brings the opposite face parallel and to thickness. Combination jointer-planers do both in one machine for smaller shops.

Wood Shaper Financing

A shaper spins a cutter head on a vertical spindle to cut profiles, moldings, raised panels and edge details, often with a power feeder for consistent results. Cabinet and millwork shops rely on shapers for repeat profiles.

Mechanical Router Financing

Routers cut profiles, dadoes and joinery with a high-speed spindle. Shops run them as table routers, pin routers for pattern work, and CNC routers that cut parts from full sheets of panel stock.

Belt Sander Financing

Industrial belt sanders run a long abrasive belt around two drums: stroke sanders for large flat panels and tabletops, and edge sanders for edges and contours.

Sanding Machine Financing

Wide-belt sanders calibrate and finish panels, doors and tabletops to a consistent thickness, and orbital and brush sanders prepare surfaces for finishing. Production shops pair them with dust collection.

Door Frame Machine Financing

Door and frame machines cut, bore and assemble door frames, stiles and rails: tenoners and coping machines shape the joints, and frame clamps square the assembly. Door and cabinet manufacturers use them.

Dust Collection Machine Financing

Dust collection systems pull chips and fine dust from saws, sanders and routers through ductwork to a cyclone or bag collector. They keep the shop cleaner and safer and help meet air quality and fire safety requirements.

New and Used Woodworking Machinery

Industrial woodworking machinery is often bought used, from dealers and from shops that are closing or upgrading. Before buying a used machine, check the spindle and bearings, the table and fence for flatness, the feed system and any CNC control, and whether parts and service are still available for the make.