Freed Hardwoods Listing #593   Listed on: 02/24 I started Freed Hardwoods to supply local cabinet shops with cabinet parts and lumber and later began making custom wood flooring. A few months after starting the business I bought a Logosol 4 head moulder to replace the shop-built machine I was using. A few months after that I bought a Woodmaster 718 and made it into a dedicated straightline/gangrip saw to make blanks for the moulder. I have received so many inquiries about my Woodmaster saw from people here at Woodweb and other woodworking forums I decided to post some pictures here. My shop is nothing fancy by any means, but the saw works very well for our situation.			Member
Saw with Delta Versafeeders   Infeed fence adjusted for boards with little or no bow   Magnetic switch controls the saw. Small switch controls the Versafeeders   Infeed fence adjusted for boards with excessive bow   Outfeed table   Infeed table		Company Name:   Freed Hardwoods Contact Name:   David Freed Location:   Odon, IN  47562 Year Founded:   2005 Sq. Footage:   750 Employees:   1 Gross Sales:   N/A Website:   www.freedhardwoods.com Product Specialties:     Architectural Millwork - Custom Millwork     Architectural Millwork - Flooring Shop Equipment:     Other - Woodmaster 718     Shopfox - W1718 20" spiralhead planer     Shopfox - W1689 15" beltsander     Shopfox - W1711 5 hp tablesaw     Other - Logosol 4 head moulder     Other - Various smaller tools & machines Viewer Comments: Add your comment: * denotes required fields * Your Name: * Your Email: * Enter your comment below: I have read WOODWEB's Site User Agreement Date of Birth: The editors, writers, and staff at WOODWEB try to promote safe practices. What is safe for one woodworker under certain conditions may not be safe for others in different circumstances. Readers should undertake the use of materials and methods discussed at WOODWEB after considerate evaluation, and at their own risk.

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