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Question: I've seen many reviews that the infeed of 26fpm is too fast for hardwoods. I will be doing mostly red & white oak. Should I still consider this unit?
Document: Have been using this planer for about a month now and it has performed flawlessly. I have only used it on White Pine, Red Oak, and Soft Maple so far and it has given a smooth finish on all three species. Still on the first side of the 2-sided HSS cutters but when it's time to replace them I will get a 4-sided carbide set. Definitely a step up from the 2 or 3 straight blade planers at a reasonable price.
I bought this unit on Amazon when I got tired of buying blades for my DeWalt planer. The knives on the DeWalt seemed to chip like they were made of aluminum foil and I was close to having as much money in knives and sharpening bills as I had in the planer. I plan only red oak boards, so there should not have been that much trouble with the knives.The Steel City planer is quieter and takes off twice as much material without bogging down as what my DeWalt can handle.
It got all with that one. This one makes a mess. There was barely any grease on my unit unlike other reviews. I Just ran a few practice boards through and got it all off that way. I would highly recommend.
I figured that 30 additional pounds of steel couldn't hurt--except my back, maybe--so I opted for the 40200H. I don't think I've ever regretted buying the more heavy duty tool. I also bought a planer stand (the DeWalt 7350), so I don't plan on lifting this thing.Setting up the machine only took half an hour, including checking the infeed and outfeed tables for level and installing the dust chute.
Nice machine and seems to work well. grease on head was not a problem, ran a couple small boards through it with no issues. The head didn't appear to have nearly the amount as previously reported reviews. The Craftsman professional suitcase unit has a far superior discharge rate. I was really surprised after installing the exhaust shoot on how poorly the shavings exit.
I'd considered the Delta and Dewalt portable models in the same price range ($600). The recent price drop on this Steel City unit really helped me make the final decision as well as the spiral cutting head. Many have commented about the "grease" around the cutter head and on one woodworking forum someone carped on endlessly about using Q-tips to clean the cutter head. I thought that seemed a little strange, so I was prepared to look for myself once the unit arrived.
I have had this planer for a few months and put a lot of hickory, hard maple, soft maple, and red oak through it. This is and upgrade for an older Dewalt 2 blade cutter head. I upgraded because I was tired of having to get blades sharpened frequently and tired of dealing with tearout from the coarser grain woods.The planer came shipped in the in is own box with no problems.
After the you attach the 4" dust collector port you are ready to go.I did have to adjust the level of the infeed and outfeed table to eliminate snipe, but still have some on the first and last couple inches of the board. I know some people find snipe to be a big deal, I plan for it and just cut off the ends.The first thing you notice when you first start using it is how quiet it is.
The Good:The planer itself is working great so far. I have planed some red oak, maple and pine in 4 to 6 inch widths and was impressed with both the smoothness of the cuts as well as the power of the machine. I didn't have to adjust anything, everything was set up perfectly from the factory.The Bad:The manual tells you to wipe the packing grease from all unfinished metal surfaces. It turns out that the entire cutter head and surrounding areas were swimming in grease.
I removed it, let the chips fly and blow them off into my wood chip covered drive off the end of my concrete approach. I ran some red wood, pine, mahogany and oak and was well pleased at the finish, no complaints but I am not Bob Villa either. I love the helical head concept two thumbs up, the shoot issues are not significant to me. I will hook up a collection system to it when I run allot of material.
Answer: yes