8465.92.00.42 - Valued under $1,000 each

This HTS classification, 8465.92.00.42, specifically covers woodworking jointers with an individual value under $1,000. Jointers, in this context, are machinery designed to flatten, true, or straighten the edges or faces of wood. They typically achieve this by using rotating cutting blades to remove material, creating a perfectly flat surface or a precisely angled edge, essential for accurate woodworking assemblies.

Distinguishing this category from its sibling, 8465.92.00.46 (Other), is the explicit monetary valuation. While both fall under the broader heading of other woodworking machines that perform planing, milling, or molding by cutting, this specific sub-classification is solely for those jointers valued at less than $1,000 per unit. This suggests a distinction based on the economic value, potentially for administrative or statistical purposes.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS database, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, the classification is definitive for woodworking jointers that meet the described functional criteria and fall within the specified low-value threshold.