Shopsmith tools
What used Shopsmith tools actually sell for, across 11 tool types and 0 recorded sales. Sold prices, not asking prices.
- Sales on record
- 0
- Tool types
- 11
- Most sold
- Band Saws
- For sale now
- 0
About Shopsmith
Shopsmith is an American maker based in Dayton, Ohio, known since the mid-twentieth century for multipurpose woodworking machines. The core product is a combination unit that converts between table saw, lathe, drill press, horizontal boring machine, and disc sander, which explains why sales turn up across table saws, lathes, sanders, and jointers alike. Value follows the model generation, whether the headstock and motor run smoothly, and how many attachments come with it: bandsaw, jointer, scroll saw, thickness planer, and belt sander units add to a package, while a bare machine missing its tables, fence, or tool rests is worth less. Complete manuals and original accessory boxes help.
Every Shopsmith tool in the guide
Median is the middle recorded sale. Types with fewer than 8 sales show listings only.
- Band Saws53 listedtoo few sales
- Lathes47 listedtoo few sales
- Jointers29 listedtoo few sales
- Sanders28 listedtoo few sales
- Table Saws28 listedtoo few sales
- Drum Sanders25 listedtoo few sales
- Scroll Saws22 listedtoo few sales
- Biscuit Joiners16 listedtoo few sales
- Clamps13 listedtoo few sales
- Jigsaws12 listedtoo few sales
- Thickness Planers11 listedtoo few sales
11 of these types have too few recorded sales to quote a median yet.