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I've looked at this thing forever....pulled the trigger the other day. Just now getting around to opening it up. I'll be sending some wood through it when it warms up a tad. It's about 5* here right now lol
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Just a quick little comment here. I love perusing the Facebook Classifieds, I never buy anything, but it's fun, I guess what I'm doing is yard sale hopping from my arm chair, anyway it occupies about a half hour of my day, I like to see old trucks for sale, antique furnishings, and during my perusing I have noticed that woodworking machinery seems to be tanking, the values. If there is a time to get into woodworking and anyone wants to out fit a shop with second hand, at least here on the left coast, the values are pretty danged low. I'm seeing quality Delta and Powermatic table saws for 5 or 600 bucks, and other machinery at a 1/2 or less of what they were bought for. This saw is going for 600 bucks, this is a good saw, just a couple years ago this saw would have been no less than 1200 bucks used in my area. Don't know what's driving this but I found it interesting.
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Needs to be calibrated and set up properly but the blades, rollers, and everything else looks brand new. This nicely solves the problem of what am I going to do about the old Dewalt 733 that has seen MUCH better days. Some of the mounting hardware for the motor needs to be updated and it is missing one of the mounting bolts to hold it to the base which is easily sourced locally. Other than that, this thing is in great shape, just needs a little cleaning, maintenance, waxing and it will be ready to be put into service.
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Great looking planer, appears brand new and available in Paradise Valley, AZ. Excellent price too! Just a heads up. $700.00 on Facebook Marketplace, if you are not a member of Facebook, I can get the number for you to contact the owner.
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I have a Dewalt 733 surface planer that needs two rollers. I don't see any available. Wondering if there are any options for substitute or possibly a rebuild
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Can I use the surface planer currently mounted on a power station, on my Shopsmith?
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Well got to do some milling and glueing and clamping this morning! Some Canary wood for some end table for the daughter….now comes the fun part… the sanding lol
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I was perusing items for sale and came across this very interesting piece of machinery, a band saw jointer combo, it is neat, cool, and such. I was just curious, I wonder when they designed this machine, what the workflow was supposed to be? Perhaps for the small shop that wouldn't have a table saw? You could rip with the band saw and join the edges after? Hmmm. Just though I'd put it out there for discussion. What is the workflow on this duo combo?
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Huh! I'm frequently surprised at the tooling Shopsmith dabbled in. I had no idea that they built a portable planer. Found this one on eBay.
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well here is the shop, daughter #2 showed me how, my my its so simple, lol, hope i don't forget how. pic one is from south side, you can see the re located chop saw, gonna build base cabinets in length of about 10 ft and a few uppers above. #2 is from in front of lathes, you can see the baker racks we use for parts and drying racks. also above the clean room (8x20) you can see the mezanine where i store a lot of exotic lumber. #3, is a shot from table saw to rear door, orange cabinet holds a mini mill, and to the left you can hardly see is a grill covering a metal lathe, ( i dable making old, old gun parts) #4 corner where the band saws, drill presses, you can see a groove jig , this one i got right, worked out. #5 shot from by the orange cabinet jointer, 15 inch planer and table sw in pictures #6 see old router table attached to a mech box, its gonna go away later this week, and general work space, #7 The new router able, hope to have up and running later this week now that i know how to post pics, i'll throw some up once in a while rj in az
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When my old planer crapped out I was in the middle of projects (well, that's sort of a given at any time). I ordered the DeWalt 735x (came with infeed and outfeed wings and an extra set of blades). It seemed to be the most highly recommended machine in its class. I've been using it for over a month and have been very happy with it. Chip ejection is good, has two feed speeds for rough and final planing passes, and seems to do a good, smooth job. It has stops at common thicknesses, 1/4", 1/2", 3/4",... I did miss the Rockler sale that would come with the stand, but my wife got me it for Xmas present, though I was ready to do my own before then. Now I need to get that 350 lb dead monster out of my basement shop.
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BT130 Nutool Thicknesser Planer
paulski36 posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
Hi i have an old bt130 Nutool thicknesser planer it needs new blades but can anyone please tell me what height they should be set at as it came with no tools many thanks -
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Workbench Magazine January-February 1968 Planer Blade Sharpener
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Looks like the Dewalt 735 May Have Competition
lew posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
Laguna just announced! https://lagunatools.com/classic/planers/px12/?utm_campaign=PX Planers%2FJX Jointers Launch&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=116781021&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_o2f9LgxJrWx_7Dowjc8LYzwNX2NDGsBdYoZhmUx4jzydGP0-IJCXX-RFbR2YGBeJgODnEUXKQftGNTQ_ZGKqXr4kEHA&utm_content=116781021&utm_source=hs_email
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Greetings fellow wood artists, new to this site. I'm not especially adept at these. Any way I've joined to learn more and garner tips to help me improve my skills. I'm a prop/set builder in Arizona. Involved in a few major film and some independent films, mostly westerns. I'm also interested in old woodworking machines. Just recently acquired an industrial jointer, J.A.Fay & Egan. Now to get it apart and locate parts and history.
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Looking for info on a Baxter Whitney planer
Baxter whitney planer posted a topic in Old Woodworking Machinery
I’m trying to figure out basically what I’ve got here. I bought my grandfathers farm and he passed a while back. It’s a Baxter Whitney planer, machine no. 3323.. latest patent is dec. 19 1899 30” square 2 knife cutter head. any information would be greatly appreciated! -
A Blast From the Past
Grandpadave52 posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
Got this from another site but very interesting if you like old 'arn...starts cutting chips about 13:10. Note it's a 2-1/2...wonder what the 2 or 3 looked like? -
@Artie or any Shopsmith owners, just curious, do you have the surface planer? And if so, how do you like it?
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I bought the Dewalt 733 planer seems like in 2000 and at the time I thought how I should take care of it... And my answer to a post the other day was completely wrong for I have never applied any kind of slickum to the base or table where the wood lays while the rollers are pulling the wood through the blades, never. The reasoning back then and still now.... A person should plane both sides of a board and try to take off the same amount of wood from each side. So the board gets flipped back and forth swapping sides until the ruffness and thickness is achieved.... Each time a person flips the board over to plane the other side if he has applied wax to the table the rollers will be getting some of that wax each time the board is flipped.....and soon , in my thinking the rollers will collect enough wax to make them too slick to pull the wood........ All these years all I do is keep the table clean with soap and water.....and make sure the soap is removed completely for that will help rust form.....The Johnsons Paste Wax I do use on the threaded rods and that is the only place. Good or bad idea thats for you to decide but so far I have never had any trouble with the 733. I am on my sixth set of blades and I do have a machine especially to sharpen the planer blades but I decided long ago a new set of blades are easier for me than to set the machine up each time and hope for the best... And for those who are new to using a planer and wonder why a person should take off the same amount of wood from each side you can do an experiment... Take a good flat board , kiln dried, and take off say an 1/8" off of one side only, not all at once but a very small amount each pass, and lay it back somewhere for a few days and see what happens. Most all the time that board will warp something terrible... And most of the time it is not fixable.
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I mentioned a couple of weeks ago after my 20 year old DeWalt 733 died that with the new DeWalt 735 I wanted to build a stand. Well, it is built and works just fine. I started out to build it entirely of Walnut but it turned out I didn't have quite enough on hand without getting into my good stock and I wasn't about to do that. So parts of it are Walnut. Here's the finished stand under my tablesaw extension - And here's the build video - Enjoy! David
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Repurposing planer into veneer press
difalkner posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
Well, I posted the other day that my 20 year old DeWalt 733 planer died and that I would probably repurpose it into a veneer press. That is now complete. Here's the finished press - And the 'making of' video - Enjoy! David
