If you’re on a tight budget, or even if you just don’t feel like spending the full price on your woodworking tools, there are decent places out there where you can find a used woodworking tool that is not only functioning, but available for an extremely reasonable price. This can save you a ton of money, as long as you don’t mind that it is a used woodworking tool, and therefore not in mint condition.

Where to Look for a Used Woodworking Tool

There are so many places available to find anything these days, especially with the advent of the internet. Even for something such as a used woodworking tool, there is a variety of choices. Mike’s Tools is a well-known place if you’re searching for a used woodworking tool, as this business offers a wide variety of different tools and accessories, all for an inexpensive and affordable price.

Their selection includes the following categories: air products, air tools, bench top power tools, cabinet installation, coatings, oils, polishes, waxes, cordless tools, dust collection, glue and adhesives, edge banding, equipment, hand operated electric tools, hand tools, hardware, material handling, measuring and layout tools, power tool accessories, sandpaper, specialty tools, stationary power tools, parts, workbenches, and more.

Brian’s Tool Sales is another quite popular option, whose selection includes the following categories: saws, edgebanders, sanders, clamping tables, compressors, shapers, dovetail machines, lathes, router tables, shop supplies, dust management, mobile bases and tool stands, machinery, portable power tools, pneumatic tools and specialty machines.

They also have drill presses, mortising machines, boring machines, panel routers, pocket hole jigs and accessories, pocket hole machines, jointers, planers and molders. Besides this selection of their used woodworking tools and machinery, they also offer a variety of new tools and machinery, as well as a repair shop.

Sawbird is yet another popular used woodworking offering store, whose primary used woodworking tools available include that of: scroll saw blades, inflatable drum sanders, sanders and project plans, flap sanders and supplies, flex shafts, and mirror imaging technique drums. Their scroll saw blades are considered as being the best blade for Intarsia scrolling as they stay sharp longer, and come in eight different size blades.

The inflatable drum sanders have a firm control of sander firmness, are firm for removing material fast, are softer for finishing things such as steps, come with an easy to use inflator, and attach to flex shafts, power carvers, and stationary motors. The sanders and project plans fun and easy to make sanding tools, and can do detail sanding for delicate work. The flap sanders and supplies are great tools for finish sanding, have irregular surfaces, and can save you hours of sanding.

The flex shafts are great for those hard to reach areas, and can be used for and with a variety of different means. The mirror imaging technique drums are good for creating tight fitting projects, are simple and easy to master, and fit any size drill press.