8465.95.00.35 - Valued under $3,000 each 🖩

This HTS classification, 8465.95.00.35, specifically covers woodworking boring machines that are valued at under $3,000 each. These machines are designed for the purpose of creating holes or cavities in wood, as distinct from other woodworking operations. They fall under the broader category of machines for working wood, cork, bone, hard rubber, hard plastics, or similar hard materials, and are further refined within the "other" category of drilling or mortising machines for woodworking.

This specific code distinguishes itself from its sibling category, 8465.95.00.45, which covers "Other" woodworking boring machines not meeting the valuation threshold of under $3,000. The primary differentiating factor here is the individual unit value of the machine. Therefore, when classifying a woodworking boring machine, its price point is a critical determinant in selecting between these two closely related codes.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subcategories. Its specificity lies in defining a particular type of woodworking machinery based on its function (boring) and its economic value. Classification at this level relies on accurately identifying the machine's primary purpose as a boring device and verifying its value to ensure it falls below the specified $3,000 threshold for individual units.