Ace Hardware has
DeWALT 12-1/2" 15-Amp Corded Benchtop Planer (DW734) for
$399. Choose
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Lowe's has
DeWALT 12-1/2" 15-Amp Corded Benchtop Planer (DW734) for
$399.
Shipping to free or choose free store pickup where stock permits.
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Features:- Powerful 15-amp, 20,000 RPM motor handles larger, deeper cuts in hardwoods
- 3-knife cutter head with 10,000 RPM cutter-head speed provides 96 cuts per inch, one of the finest finishes of any portable planer
- Disposable, reversible knives deliver 30% more knife life and make knife change fast and easy
- 4-column carriage lock drastically reduces the movement that causes snipe
- Extra-long infeed and outfeed tables provide 33-1/2-in of material support
- Material removal gauge and extra-large thickness scale deliver accurate cuts with every pass
- Turret depth stop allows user to return to their most frequently used depths with ease
- Simple, 1-tool knife change system
- Includes planer and dust hood
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The DW735 is another one that pops up here frequently. The DW735 has a few extra features: 1. Two speeds (for a finer finish option); 2. Slightly wider feed (13 in vs 12.5in); 3. Fan assisted dust ejection. The con obviously is the DW735 is a little more expensive so it depends if those features are with the cost difference.
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The DW735 is another one that pops up here frequently. The DW735 has a few extra features: 1. Two speeds (for a finer finish option); 2. Slightly wider feed (13 in vs 12.5in); 3. Fan assisted dust ejection. The con obviously is the DW735 is a little more expensive so it depends if those features are with the cost difference.
Not to state the obvious but people use it to plane boards to the thickness they want to use. It can also get both sides of the boards flat.
"Bigger" ones aren't much bigger unless you spend quite a bit more money. Even going from 12.5" to 13" is typically a couple hundred dollars.
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Where did you get that deal? And what tool box did you get free? Thanks.
This is more than likely the combo he is referencing. I bought this setup and am pleased with both the planer and toolbox. Didn't need it but hey, if it's included and for free, then it's for me lol.