Ritter Machinery
Ritter Machinery has built American-made woodworking equipment for over 50 years, earning a reputation for heavy construction and straightforward operation. Their lineup is built around the cabinet shop: face frame assembly tables, pocket hole machines, horizontal and line boring systems, horizontal edge sanders, and door and drawer clamping equipment. Models scale from compact single-spindle borers to large-format assembly easels, covering small custom shops through high-volume production operations.
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The R2061 is the NEWEST Low-Angle Pocket Screw machine from ...$7,190.00
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R220T – DOUBLE SPINDLE COUNTERBORE TUB 1.5 HP Spindle D...Price range: $8,390.00 through $10,190.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Efficient and precise, the RITTER R200T enhances pocket hole...Price range: $7,690.00 through $8,290.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Specifications: (2) 76- Spindle Gear Driven Heads (6...$117,490.00
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0″-24″ Programmable Trhoat Capacity Triple Precision Dril...$102,290.00
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32mm Spindle Centers 10mm Bored Collets (24) Right Han...$28,390.00
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The R19F, an upgrade to Ritter's R119, is both affordable an...Price range: $11,990.00 through $12,290.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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The starting point for our line boring machines, this unit i...$7,390.00
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23-Horizontal Gear Driven Spindles 32mm Spindle Centers ...$22,590.00
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(2) 1 HP Spindle Drive Motors Right Angle Tee Fence Set ...$23,690.00
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(2) 1 HP Spindle Drive Motors, TEFC Right Angle Tee Fence...$23,190.00
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(1)-Triple Spindle Gear Head 32mm Spindle Centers On Gear...$6,490.00
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Built for the Cabinet Shop, Made in America
Ritter Machinery has spent more than 50 years building industrial woodworking equipment in Holland, Michigan. The lineup is purpose-built for cabinet and furniture production: machines that take on repetitive joinery and assembly work reliably, shift after shift. Ritter’s reputation comes down to three things: heavy construction, user-friendly operation, and machines that keep running decades after purchase.
What Ritter Makes
Face Frame Assembly Tables are Ritter’s signature product, well-suited to shops of any size from small custom cabinet makers to high-volume production lines. Models range from compact 3’x6′ easels to 6’x12′ combination tables that handle both face frame and door assembly on a single machine. Every table uses pneumatic clamping to hold frames square while pocket screws are driven.
Pocket Hole Machines come in 14-degree and 6-degree configurations. The 14-degree machines are the standard choice for face frame construction; the 6-degree low-angle cutters are better suited to painted or finished faces where a cleaner pocket entry matters. Single and double spindle options are available.
Horizontal Boring Machines cover stile-and-rail work, hinge boring, and dowel applications. Models run from a single-spindle R130 for smaller shops up to four-spindle configurations for higher-throughput operations.
Line Boring Machines handle cabinet shelf-pin and system-hole drilling, with single-row 23-spindle machines for mid-size shops, 46-spindle double-row configurations for production lines, and a 76-spindle CNC system for high-volume panel work.
Horizontal Edge Sanders range from 4-inch to 14-inch belt width, in double-sided and oscillating builds, with drive motors from 2HP to 10HP. Ritter’s edge sanders are American-made and built specifically for cabinet and furniture shops.
Door Clamping Systems span 3’x6′ to 6’x12′ in vertical and combination easel formats. Drawer Clamps handle box assembly up to 14″x24″x36″ capacity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What machines does Ritter make for cabinet shops?
Ritter builds face frame assembly tables, pocket hole machines, horizontal boring machines, line boring machines, horizontal edge sanders, door clamping systems, and drawer clamps: a complete set covering the major joinery and assembly operations in a cabinet shop.
What is the difference between Ritter’s 14-degree and 6-degree pocket hole machines?
The 14-degree machines (R200T, R220T) are the standard for face frame construction. The 6-degree low-angle machines (R2061, R2063) are better suited to painted or finished faces where the pocket entry is visible, since the shallower angle reduces tear-out on the face side.
Where can I buy Ritter woodworking machinery?
360 Degree Machinery is an authorized Ritter distributor. Most models ship free. Call (630) 229-6705 or use the Quote Request button on any product page.