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Apologies in advance for yet another question on which tool to buy but
here goes anyway. Home Depot has the Ryobi AP1300 planer for $249 plus tax and Amazon has the Dewalt 733 for $299 with another discount of $25 so $274 out the door, no tax, no shipping fees, plus an extra set of knives and the dust hood. Basically the Dewalt is $8 more plus I would get an extra set of knives. On the surface I would buy the Dewalt but Home Depot has an offer that ends tomorrow if you purchase $299 or more on your HD card you make no payments for a year. So...I throw in a new jigsaw with the Ryobi planer and I've got two new tools to use for free for a year. Should I just buck up and spend the $ now and go for the Dewalt or is the Ryobi a comparable, or superior? machine that I can pick up tomorrow and pay for next July. I've been very happy with my purchase of a Dewalt table saw, the 744 that I bought a couple of years ago. Your opinions are encouraged. Dale |