Oliver Machinery introduces 10080 Benchtop Jointer with HCX helical cutterhead for precision woodworking
Oliver Machinery Co. has introduced its new 10080 Benchtop Jointer, bringing advanced features from its commercial-grade jointers into a compact benchtop format designed for woodworking professionals and serious hobbyists.
At the core of the new model is Oliver’s HCX Helical Shearing Cutterhead, which is engineered to deliver a smoother finish with reduced noise and vibration compared to traditional cutterhead systems. The jointer is powered by a robust 2HP, single-phase, 15-amp, 120V motor, providing reliable cutting performance for demanding materials.
The 10080 is designed with durability and precision in mind. It features cast-iron tables and fence construction, ensuring stability during operation, while steel components further enhance structural strength. For added versatility, steel extension wings provide support for longer workpieces, expanding usability within a benchtop footprint.
A key design highlight is its parallelogram infeed table system, which helps maintain precise alignment and consistent results, allowing users to achieve flat, accurate boards ready for further processing or assembly.
Despite its compact size, the 10080 offers an 8-inch cutting width and includes extension wings that provide up to 56 inches of total material support, making it suitable for a wide range of woodworking applications.
With this launch, Oliver Machinery continues its focus on combining industrial-grade performance with space-efficient design, offering users a powerful and precise solution for modern woodworking needs.
Oliver Machinery has a long tradition of innovation. Ever since the turn of the century when Oliver introduced the round cutterhead, they have been consistently improving and modernizing their machines to give the user the best product. In the spirit of American ingenuity, Oliver machines improve on existing technology by utilizing features such as carbide helical cutterheads, computerized controls and sensors, segmented infeed rollers, and advanced safety features.
In addition to their technological determination, Oliver remains true to the traditions of woodworking machinery. This means their machines are consistently more rugged, heavier-duty, and better designed than the competition, which means that your wood comes out straighter, more precise, and better crafted than with any other machine.
Oliver’s machines consistently utilize cutting-edge materials, precision engineering, and innovative features to put them above and beyond the competition.
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