Have DeWalt and it will surely turn out a bunch of wood chips
quickly. Not impressed with the finish of the dut wood, the handles
are too close together (ok for a 2 year old) and it not a precision
machine that the PC ya'll are talking about is. But it works. Sorta.
Like my Stanley better.
On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 15:03:12 -0400 (EDT),
(T.) wrote:

I've got a project in mind I think one of those hand-held electric
planers would work out well with, what with their depth of cut
adjustment, and all. And, no, a belt sander won't work.

These are the hand-held planers with about a 3-4" wide cut. Not a
real planer.

I'm asking here, because I've never used one, and haven't ran
across anything from anyone who has actually used one, except a few
boat-builders. For their use, they could have as well used a belt
sander, so I need some more input.

Anyone here actually used one of these? Did you like it? Any
comments on using one? Depth adjustment work well, without
self-adjusting? Any problems with control?

Thanks to anyone that actually knows something.

JOAT
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