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Best Benchtop Thickness Planer ~ Head-to-Head

Join us on Patreon:   / concordcarpenter   Help support our channel! Your support allows us to continue providing detailed head-to-head tool comparison reviews and purchasing testing gear and materials. Some Patreon members even help decide what we test next. Thank you for helping us deliver this content FULL ARTICLE HERE: https://www.toolboxbuzz.com/head-to-h... Check out our other Head-2-Head these - all on one page here: https://www.toolboxbuzz.com/category/... Delta 22-555 Delta 22-590 DEWALT DW734 DEWALT 735X Makita 2012NB Porter Cable PC305TP Ridgid R4331 Triton TPT 125 For this bench-top thickness planer head-to-head we evaluated several categories including: Pre-Test Inspection and Adjustment – We looked at how level the infeed and outfeed tables were, we adjusted them, and noted how easy or difficult the process was. Feed Rate (Speed) – We measured the no-load feed rate of each planer and compared that to the feed rates under load for different material types. In our opinion this provides a sense of how powerful the motors are. Maximum Depth of Cut Performance – For this evaluation we measured the amp draw for each thickness planer under load planing several different types of wood. Again in our opinion this helps compare the strength of the motors during the planing process. Depth of Cut Accuracy – For this evaluation we wanted to look at how accurately the planers remove a specified depth. Each planer has a dial that when turned a specified amount will theoretically remove a given depth in a single pass. We compared how accurately each planer was able to remove a fixed depth based on the dial. Snipe Evaluation – Snipe is fairly common with thickness planers, especially benchtop models like the ones in this evaluation. We compared the length of snipe for each planer and material type. Surface Finish Evaluation – Ultimately the surface finish is really important, especially if the finish reduces the time to prepare the work piece of paint, stain and or clear finishes. We applied blue chalk to the surface of the boards in order to improve our visual inspection combined with a physical inspection (feeling the surface) to rank the surface finish for each planer. Blade Change Evaluation – Lastly we measured the time to do a blade change on these planers. Changing blades is a necessary task for any thickness planer so we wanted to see how they compared. Warranty Coverage – We summarized all the warranties. Pricing – We list the current pricing at the time of publication. Visit www.ToolBoxBuzz.com for more information