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The O&M Portable Bandsaw by
Oliver Machine Products, Inc.
is now being manufactured by:
Everett Portable Bandsaw, Inc.
4 Carry Way Ste 100
Carson City, NV 89706
Phone: 775/246-9077
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Since 1967 Oliver Machine's product the O & M Portable Band saw has been in production and nearly 5000 are currently being used by and for construction teams, lumber yards, cabinet makers, patio builders, pergola builders, corbel construction and many others.
We are pleased to announce a change to the company manufacturing the former O & M Portable Band saw.
The bandsaw will now be manufactured and distributed by,
Everett Portable Bandsaw, Inc.
4 Carry Way Ste 100
Carson City, NV 89706
Phone: 775/246-9077
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Why Choose Us?
Everett Portable Bandsaw is committed to delivering a quality bandsaw and
carrying on the tradition of excellent customer service instituted by Everett Oliver.
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Our Team
Andy Dombey, President
Andy is the President of the bandsaw line, formerly manufactured by Oliver Machine Products, now Everett Portable Bandsaw, Inc.
He is also the President of ID Corporation and Jetspeed Compost, Inc.
(jetspeedcompost.com ) both in Carson City, NV
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Recent News
April 2018
Oliver Machine Products, Inc.'s O & M Portable Bandsaw now has a new home. The bandsaw will now be manufactured by a new owner/company:
Everett Portable Bandsaw, Inc. of Carson City, NV
December 2016
We are sad to announce the death of Arthur Kilgroe, on December 31, 2016, after several months of illness. Art had been an employee of Oliver Machine Products, Inc. for around 40 years, taking on partnership in January of 2014.
January 2014
OMP and O&M Products purchased from Mrs. Oliver by employees.
May 2013
We are devastated to announce the death of Everett Oliver, General Manager and founder of Oliver Machine Products/O&M Products.
Everett was born on August 11, 1930 in Chickasha, OK. He started Oliver Machine Products in September of 1965, with the help of his parents Everett, Sr. and Mary. In 1992 he retired and sold the business to Shirley Herdlitka. Retirement wasn't really his "thing" and he soon returned to the company as a Consultant and then General Manager. He loved classic cars (NOT hotrods) and took great care and enjoyment in restoring them to their prior glory.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley; 5 children, 13 grand-children, several great grandchildren and one great-great grandson.
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