History of Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. has been manufacturing molders and profile knives for over 60 years for the woodworking professional. Our steadfast tradition of producing only the finest woodworking machinery is a testament to our workmanship and proficiency. Our goal is complete customer satisfaction. Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. was founded in the late 1940s by Thurston Williams and Forrest Hussey of Wilton, New Hampshire. During the 1940s Williams & Hussey manufactured pumps and auto parts. In the 1950s Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. was acquired by The OK Tool Company. In 1954 the first molder/planer models were manufactured and introduced to the woodworking industry. Initially, the Model W7 hand feed unit was manufactured and shortly thereafter the Model W7PF, power feed and Model W7S, power infeed and outfeed were developed. In the early 1960s Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. acquired J.G. Blount Company, established in 1888. The Blount line of industrial lathes and grinders were mainly sold to school systems from Maine to California. The lathe and grinder lines are no longer manufactured. In the early 1980s Williams & Hussey Machine Co., Inc. designed and marketed a woodworking lathe and vise. In 1987, under new ownership, the woodworking lathe and vise product lines were discontinued and marketing efforts were focused on the molder/planer line. By the early 1990s, the molder/planer line was thriving. To this day, many of our molder/planers dating back to the 1950s are still in use. Over the years replacement parts, upgraded parts and technical services have been available for customers owning our molder. For over 60 years our molders have sold by the thousands in the United States, Europe, Canada & Mexico.