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Dewalt 12-1/2 in. Portable Thickness Planer with 24 in. Tote with Organizer $399
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Home Depot has the Dewalt DW734 12.5" thickness planer in a combo with the DWST24075 24" tote for $399. Shipping is free.
The DW734 is currently listed solo for $449 and the DWST24075 is listed solo for $42.22 for a total of $491.22.
https://www.homedepot.c
The DW734 is currently listed solo for $449 and the DWST24075 is listed solo for $42.22 for a total of $491.22.
https://www.homedepot.c
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Basically, the difference between this 734 and the 735 is the 734 is single speed, while the 735 has two speeds (96 CPI and 179 CPI) with powered exhaust. The 735 also has 1/2" more capacity from 12.5 to 13 inches. The 734 comes with the in and out tables, the 735 does not, but the 735x does, as well as an extra set of blades.
Where the 735x really shines over the 734 is the fan assisted exhaust, two speeds that are nice for many woods that will save a lot of sanding and you get an extra set of blades.
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Basically, the difference between this 734 and the 735 is the 734 is single speed, while the 735 has two speeds (96 CPI and 179 CPI) with powered exhaust. The 735 also has 1/2" more capacity from 12.5 to 13 inches. The 734 comes with the in and out tables, the 735 does not, but the 735x does, as well as an extra set of blades.
Where the 735x really shines over the 734 is the fan assisted exhaust, two speeds that are nice for many woods that will save a lot of sanding and you get an extra set of blades.
That said, you may not have an issue with very dry hardwoods and taking the minimum cut. But, if you load the 734 with say soft pine and removing a lot of material, you will be clearing exhaust port plugs.
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PS: The 735 has a lot better resale in the used market that makes up for the initial difference in cost down the road..... the 735x with the in and out table is the model everyone wants when it comes to the DeWalt line. And if you are considering a spiral cutter, the two speed with the fan exhaust is night and day difference with the 735. It would be awesome if DeWalt sold the 735 without a cutter head to offset the additional cost of the spiral.
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But for comparison in quality, that is where it ends. The 20 pound heavier 735x has 20,000 rpm to the Ridgid 9,000 (better finish) with some serious differences in structural build, including the much larger Acme posts, forced exhaust, two speeds, etc.
Here is a decent comparison [youtube.com] of various brands, but realize snipe can be minimized by technique and table setup. Personally, we have used Makita for many years because we bought wholesale, but the DeWalt 735x is there as compatible in results.
Note: The DeWalt pulls considerably more than the 15amp rating (up to at least 25amps on start up and occasional load) and best on a dedicated 20amp outlet that typically protected by a 20amp delayed breaker and why they don't typically trip.