Chris208

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I’ll take it. Thank you you for offering this.

That’s a great find. A really weird thing to find in an antique store.

Bigger bites per pass. Fewer passes. The 735 is a great planer, but it’s still a lunchbox.

Congrats. I’m going on 2 years with the same saw. Absolutely fantastic.

Put it together. Find out if it needs to be returned. The wooden parts can be reused on the replacement, if needed, and that’s the most time consuming part. Their response was not good, but their point is valid. It seems like there is a high probability that you’re complaining about nothing.

Why the cheap shot at TSA? They do important work in a thankless repetitive job.

Nothing 3 years drying and $400 in epoxy can’t fix. Alternately, a nice hot fire.

I have the same delta planer. It’s fantastic. I wouldn’t get the dewalt 735. It a fine planer, but the power difference is no joke. Maybe Look at grizzly, or find a place that can fix your beast of a planer. Many of the parts for the 15 inch grizzly planers are compatible.

When I got my sawstop PCs, I was so excited to get it set up that I didn’t want to wait for help. I picked it up solo. Make sure you clean the grease off the top thoroughly. Makes it slippery.

Lol. So true.

What kind of slides did you use that failed?

Does it have a distinct smell when you cut it?

While I agree wholeheartedly with this approach, his wife prolly ain’t buying it. Women, yo. Good luck!!

The table saw jig would work fine for this. A problem you might have is with bowed, cupped, twisted boards. The planer wont fix that without a jig (planer sled). This will help you get one flat face to reference from.