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Post #135853982 added 03-30-2020 8:42 AM by tike0rz in Deal Talk
Thank you! Been waiting for a deal like this for a while now.
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Post #135854018 added 03-30-2020 8:44 AM by CaseyT16 in Deal Talk
Whoa....did you invent doors?
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Post #135697955 added 03-22-2020 4:02 PM by JYOSS in Deal Talk
Good deal but this is one place where I need to cut myself off. Much more of a niche tool for the average DIYer.
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Post #135698762 added 03-22-2020 4:55 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
Needs a fence that can bevel for doing doors.
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Post #135855068 added 03-30-2020 9:34 AM by JYOSS in Deal Talk
Same here on the corded one
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Post #135862274 added 03-30-2020 2:13 PM by firelikeiya in Deal Talk
I have solid wood veneer doors and the tolerances are crazy tight all around the doors. Unfortunately, some of the doors are hard to fully close. It feels like there is a lot of tension being placed...
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Post #135869315 added 03-30-2020 7:35 PM by AlexS2465 in Deal Talk
Most heavy doors benefit from ball bearing hinges which don’t let hinge to wear out prematurely. These hinges also make closing more smooth as well. Here’s example in nickel finish:...
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Post #135854927 added 03-22-2020 2:58 PM by RevOne in Deal Talk
Direct Tools Factory Outlet has RIDGID 18-Volt OCTANE Cordless Brushless 3-1/4" Hand Planer (Factory Blemished, Tool Only R8481B) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is $7. Thanks nycab Deal Editor's...
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Post #135697145 added 03-22-2020 3:11 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Note that this is factory blemished but new. As such, it is eligible for Ridgid's LSA (lifetime service agreement). Most people report that the blemishes are very minor or non-existent.
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Post #135872075 added 03-30-2020 10:48 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
They help with axial load but not a whole lot with radial load, which is another point of wear that produces sag as it relates to side margins.
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Post #135855848 added 03-30-2020 10:08 AM by steven in Deal Talk
Anyone have tips on planning the edge of a door so that you do it evenly? I have trouble with it so that it angles one way or another. Or the top or bottom gets too much plane vs the rest.
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Post #135866441 added 03-30-2020 5:08 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
Nope, just do this for a living and most doors I hang are custom.
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Post #135705233 added 03-23-2020 3:59 AM by SearchingDeals2 in Deal Talk
Many times when hanging a new door, the edge needs to be shaved because it's too tight. Of coarse this only works on wood doors.
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Post #135705323 added 03-23-2020 4:14 AM by JYOSS in Deal Talk
Yes, and it has a 90° fence for this. Not sure why you’d want to plane a surface out of square.
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Post #135853814 added 03-30-2020 8:33 AM by valleypoboy in Deal Talk
And here I was thinking this was for replacing a door in an older home that has "settled" and the door+frame are no longer quite square. Instead of trying to fix the "out of square" frame that may...
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Post #135857201 added 03-30-2020 10:56 AM by SDNick484 in Deal Talk
Before you touch the door, you may want to adjust or replace the hinges first. A good quick test at night is to turn on a light on the other side of the door, turn off lights on your side, and see...
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Post #135705935 added 03-23-2020 6:02 AM by JYOSS in Deal Talk
Yeah, that's fair. I should've clarified that I have a cheaper corded one, but can't justify investing in one for the off-chance that I need to plane a door.
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Post #135725504 added 03-24-2020 5:29 AM by JYOSS in Deal Talk
Interesting - thanks for the info!
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Post #135696968 added 03-22-2020 2:58 PM by nycab in Deal Talk
Not a bad deal if you need one. $159 @ Home Depot https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Products/Power-Tools/Finishing-Tools/Planers/RIDGID-18-Volt-OCTANE-3-1-4-In-Brushless-Hand-Planer/p/R8481B
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Post #135856511 added 03-30-2020 10:32 AM by OmnificOne in Deal Talk
I bought a belt sander, detail sander, and a hand plane from these guys. All arrived with the factory accessories and seemed brand new, minus the brown box packaging.
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Post #135699284 added 03-22-2020 5:30 PM by reir in Deal Talk
Finally a planer, but still holding out for makita or milwaukee.
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Post #135705095 added 03-23-2020 3:21 AM by baldwig in Deal Talk
What are you using a tool like this for on doors?
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Post #135854651 added 03-30-2020 9:17 AM by FrankCostanza in Deal Talk
I have a cheap corded one I use to clean up grungy pallet wood - saves a lot of sanding
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Post #135865031 added 03-30-2020 4:16 PM by sackid123 in Deal Talk
Why not just use hand plane!
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Post #135705785 added 03-23-2020 5:43 AM by bluetorch13 in Deal Talk
not niche but specific tool. Super useful if you work doing doors.
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Post #135718226 added 03-23-2020 4:47 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
A properly fit door has, at a minimum, a back-beveled leading/latch edge. The hinge side is also often beveled to give the proper hinge spread. This is increasingly important the thicker the door...
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Post #135865478 added 03-30-2020 4:30 PM by wedgeoflemon in Deal Talk
A proper handplane is going to cost more than this, and it will take longer
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Post #135865826 added 03-30-2020 4:44 PM by UkeDog in Deal Talk
Sounds like your door stops might be too close to the door, especially on the hinge side, and not really a “door edge” problem that this tool *might* help solve. See this diagram ...
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Post #135866366 added 03-30-2020 5:06 PM by thisismatt in Deal Talk
It's either hinge bind or stop bind. If you pull the door shut from the stop side there should be, at minimum, a small gap between the stop & the door along the hinge side and the top, tapering to...

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