DEWALT 13-Inch Thickness Planer - Three Knife, Two speed, DW735X model

Features

• Your purchase includes One Stationary 13" Planer, in/out feed tables, extra blades and dust hose adapter. Stand is not included.
• Planer dimensions: 24” L x 22” W x 18” H. Depth capacity: 6-Inch. Max depth cut: 1/8-Inch. Width capacity: 13-Inch. Tool weight: 92 pound
• Specifications: Made for 110V, not convertible to 220V. Includes automatic carriage lock that reduces the movements and snipes. Not compatible with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
• Two-speed gearbox allows users to change feed speed to optimizing cuts per inch at 96 or 179 CPI
• Compatible with DW735 13", DW735X 13"

Description

13IN PLANER W/EXTRA KNIVES AND TABLES, Made in: Taiwan, Dimensions: 21.75 X 24.25 X 22. Weight: 102 The DEWALT DW735X 13-Inch, Three Knife, Two Speed Thickness Planer has a powerful 15 AMP, 20,000 RPM motor (10,000 RPM cutterhead speed) that handles larger cuts in wider materials with ease. The three knife cutter-head delivers 30% longer knife life and makes knife change faster and easier. The two speed gear box allows users to change feed speed to optimizing cuts per inch at 96 or 179 CPI. It has a fan-assisted chip ejection that vacuums chips off of the cutter-head and exhausts them out of the machine. With a 19-3/4" cast aluminum base it is 2X more rigid than a standard 10" base and folding tables. The automatic carriage lock reduces the movement that causes snipe without the need for manual engagement by the user. It also has a material removal gauge and extra-large thickness scale that deliver accurate cuts with every pass. The extra-large turret depth stop allows users to return to most frequently used thicknesses with ease. Includes infeed and outfeed tables and an extra set of knives.

Manufacturer Dewalt

Part Number DW735X

Item Weight 101 pounds

Product Dimensions 24 x 22 x 18 inches

Item model number DW735X

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No

Style Planer

Material Plastic

Power Source Corded-electric

Voltage 120 Volts

Item Package Quantity 1

Included Components Dust hose adapter; Dust-ejection chute, extra knives

Batteries Included? No

Batteries Required? No

Warranty 3 Year Limited

ASIN B003OX9KME

Customer Reviews 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,634 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #3,778 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #1 in Power Benchtop Planers

Date First Available April 23, 2010

abunda_amazon_reviews I bought this planer in October of 2107. It replaced a Delta 22-540 I had owned for over 20 years. Here's the good, the bad and the ugly. The finish this planer leaves behind is almost flawless. That's the good. The bad is the knives dull very quickly. The ugly is this can bog down the planer and cause the motor overload to trip right in the middle of a board. I was planing 4/4 walnut 8" wide. I had just installed fresh knives. Each pass only 1/64". Pretty slow going. During the third pass on (3) 8' long boards, the overload tripped, again. This was the third time in two hours using the planer. Depending on where the handle on the wheel is, the head of the planer can drop due to vibration. Once I realized this was happening, I jammed a wood wedge in the wheel to keep it from moving. But the overload keeps tripping even taking less than 1/100" per pass. In 20 years with the Delta, I never had any of these problems. Tomorrow I'm sending it to Dewalt while it's still under warranty. Hopefully they can fix the tripping, stop the head from dropping and see if there's a bad motor in it. And this thing is LOUD!!! I measured 126 db while planing a 3" wide maple board. Ear plugs and muffs together make the noise tolerable. But dust pickup is excellent. Some owners install a Shelix cutterhead but that's another $400. You can buy a pretty decent used floor model for the price of this thing and the Shelix. If you're a serious woodworker, I wouldn't recommend this planer.;;Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2018;;2.0 out of 5 stars;;Not For Serious Woodworkers;;Julie Mo;;;While running a piece of 2x8x8 pine through the planer I heard a loud bang then the planer shut down. After closer inspection, I could see what looked like a major malfunction with the blade and cast broken into pieces. Luckily I wasn't injured from pieces of the blade sent flying out the machine. I'm not sure what happened but I would consider alternatives.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2018;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Dangerous malfunction!;;Jason M.;;;I love this thing. I'm new to woodworking so my knowledge of planers is super limited. This thing really rips the wood down that I throw through it. Word of warning for new woodworkers with no experience in planers. If you are doing a finished piece of wood for something like a cutting board, or a finished piece of furniture, it is a suggestion that you glue a waste piece of wood to the end of your run, meaning if you don't, you run the risk of the planer taking a hunk out of the piece. Now granted, this is in regards to anything that would be end-grain-up. Side grain you can run it through all day long with no problem. If I had this kind of money, I would buy it again. Also, keep in mind that there is an on board fan that blows the dust out. If your vacuum system is not on, you will have a dust cloud for sure. The blower motor, along with the cutter head, creates so much static that you can feel the magnetic force from 2 feet away. Ground everything you can.;;Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great planer;;Bob;;;This is the second DW735 I have owned. I sold the first one shortly after buying a much larger Jet 15" planer, and re-purchased the Dewalt planer because it works much better on smaller pieces of wood and for taking much finer cuts. When taking cuts finer than about 1/16", the Jet planer will leave marks on the wood from its metal input drive roller. The Dewalt uses two rubber rollers, eliminating that issue. Things I like - Smooth surface finishes on wood, so long as the blades are in good shape. Double-edged blades. Blade changes are relatively easy. Carbide blades are available; they last much longer. A Byrd Shelix cutterhead is available (~$400) Portable. While heavy, it is portable. Excellent chip removal. The included tool has magnets installed; this makes blade changes easier. There is a handy tray to put blade mounting screws in during changes.... a nice touch. Things I don't like so much - It is very loud. Wear hearing protection! The standard HSS blades will dull quickly on hard woods and knots. The Wixey Digital Readout I bought needs some creativity to mount onto the embossed convex thickness scale. I wish Dewalt had left the thickness scale flat.;;Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2016;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;and re-purchased the Dewalt planer because it works much better on smaller pieces of wood and for taking much ...;;Henry B.;;;I had a Ridgid planer go out after for years and it is still being repaired( over a month and a half). I could not wait any longer to finish my projects so I upgraded to the dewault. It is well worth the investment. This planer is a little quieter then the Ridgid planer. The extra tables are a plus i actually made a outfeed table and then used the brakets to attach it(see picture). The exhuast fan is a plus I use the Vortex dust collector from Rockler and you don't even need the vaccum connected. As far as snipe with my extra out feed table I get none. The cuts are much better then the Ridgid although the Ridgid was not bad at all. I would reccomend this to any one. Definitely get the 735x with the extension tables and they are adjustable too.;;Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2012;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Worth the extra money great planer;;Kevin D. Lohmeyer;;;I bought this planer and it came in with a cracked base. Ok it happenes. I rotated the handle and it seemed hard to turn I returned it to Amazon and they sent out planer #2. It showed up with a worse crack than the first one. The planer was also very difficult to move up and down. I planed a board and the knife had a chip right out the box. I sent the second planer backback. I got my third planer in. no damage and the head moves up and down very smoothly. It planes great and the finish is really good. The planer, now that I got one not damaged, seems to work great. But I have only used it once so far. I blame Amazon and ups for the damaged products. But also I blame dewalt. This is a common problem it seems and they should pack the equipment better. If you get one and the handle is hard to turn send it back it's damaged;;Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Great planer terrible shipping 3rd time is a charm;;Mat