DEWALT DW735R Heavy-Duty 15 Amp 13-Inch Benchtop Planer (Renewed)
Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Sometimes, half an inch makes all the difference. But that's not the only reason to step up to the 735. Its powerful 10,000 rpm motor will handle anything you feed it--oak, walnut, exotics--with absolute ease. The three-knife cutterhead will make 96 or 179 cuts per inch, depending on which speed setting you choose. Mess is minimized with the fan-assisted chip ejection, which literally vacuums chips off the cutter-head and blows them out the exhaust. The 735's automatic carriage lock will save you from snipe by reducing the movement that causes it--what a great idea. We also love the redesigned thickness scale--it's big and super-visible, even in poor lighting. Those who do repetitive cuts will appreciate the turret depth-stop; set your most-used cuts to it once and you're always assured of accuracy. The home woodworker will be thrilled, and the professional's expectations will be more than met. This is a winner. -- Kris Jensen-Van Heste From the Manufacturer Factory-Reconditioned DEWALT DW735R Heavy-Duty 15 Amp 13-inch Benchtop Planer
Brand: DEWALT
Material: Metal
Color: Yellow
Item Weight: 100 pounds
Style: Modern
Brand Name: DEWALT
Model Number: DW735R
UPC: 028877349053
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: One-year warranty through the Dewalt factory or an authorized service center
Global Trade Identification Number: 53
Manufacturer Part Number: DW735R
Power Source: Corded Electric
Cutting Depth: 13 inches
Cutting width: 13 inches
Material Type: Metal
Color: Yellow
Style Name: Modern
Item Weight: 100 pounds
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I had been eyeballing planers for quite a while, probably like most people. The $500 price tag on the 735 was a bit high and I had decided that the Delta was a smarter buy at about $370. After using my frind's Dewalt 733 planer, I know how much dust these things can make. Also, I don't care much for the material removal bar that Dewalt uses. When I realized the Dewalt 735 can manage it's own dust for another $45, I reconsidered. I was thrilled to see that the reconditioned 735R was only $349 and shipping was free. Who wouldn't be? I really can't be happier with this machine. I was concerned about the shipping of the reconditioned units after reading several other reviews. My units arrived in perfect condition, I can't find a single problem with it. It seems brand new. I hooked up the chip collection accessory, with doubts, but it really works great. It is not a "dust" collector though. The bag inflates as it fills with air and the cotton fabric does not contain the fine dust which is most harmful to your lungs. Virtually every chip is collected though and I'm very happy to not spend 25 minutes sweeping up the shop. I may have American Fabric Filter make a 1 micron dust bag for it. The first test I did was for accuracy of the cuts. The depth stops seem "dead-on balls accurate", to quote Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny. Using a digital caliper, the thickness was within .001" of the prest depth. Also, 1 rotation of the height adjustment is exactly 1/16". To test side-to-side accuracy, I planed down a 12 1/4" wide ash board to 1/2 thick and found less than .005" variation from left to right. Mostly it was from center to left. Right to center it was only .0015". I'm happy with that, this is wood afterall, not metal. Snipe can occur if you are not careful, but with some practice and proper support, it diappears completely. The thickness is maintained perfectly down the length of the board. The material removal gauge cannot be set accurately enough in my opinion, but I'll still award the 5 stars since the solution is so easy. I have mounted with epoxy and a screw, an inexpensive ($15 from Harbor Freight) digital caliper to the thickness scale. It is easily readable and can be zeroed at any point. No more guessing. David
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2005 by D. Romano
I received my planer today. I was very excited seeing as I was saving a lot of money by getting the reconditioned unit. I was placing a lot of trust in Dewalt and Amazon to deliver a good product. I think I would have been completely happy if it had not been damaged in shipping. Several plastic parts are cracked and broken. The pieces are all in the box so I know it was not like that before it shipped. The planer was place in the cardboard box with a second layer of cardboard for protection. That's it, no foam or any other padding. If Dewalt and Amazon do me right on fixing the damage I think I will be happy again. Sad they didn't spend just a few more cents on protecting this great tool when packing it at the factory. Update: 9/27/05 I just did a project and ran some pine. It's working great! If you have damaged plastic parts from shipping call dewalt they will send them to you for free. They sent me all three broken plastic parts. I just hope it holds up in the long run. Amazon, Tool Crib and Dewalt really need to READ all these comments!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2005 by B. Mccoy
Judging from some of the other reviews, I must have gotten lucky because my planer arrived in pristine condition and worked great right out of the box. The only way you could tell it was not new was by looking closely at the bed. It planes like a dream and the results are very smooth, even on the 'coarser' setting. The chip blower works well, but with the volume of chips the planer generates, it should really be hooked up to a dust collector (unless you plan to run a hose out your window and make a big pile in the yard.) This thing is heavy, so I strongly suggest building or buying a mobile stand/cart to keep and operate it on - you won't want to be lugging it around much.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2005 by Paul J. Pagel
I picked up the refurbished version for $389 + $50/shipping, about $100 more than a quality 12-inch planer (note, for every manufacturer I looked at who makes both a 12-inch and a 13-inch, the 13-inch is significantly beefier). It arrived in fine shape and was reasonably well packaged. Everything inside looked brand new, though there were a few "inspected" stickers on it, so it may have been refurbished. I'm told that new over stocks are sometimes sold as refurbished to avoid putting new items "on sale." I've planed a couple hundred board feet with it and have kicked-up a few knots which took a small nick out of one of the knives, which were fairly easy to flip over to get a new surface. The feed system is good, the vacuum system is also good. I especially like the depth gauge, though it's not always accurate, it does give a good idea of what's up. Snipe is manageable, though the in/out tray tables ($55) would be a nice addition. Overall, no complaints. My close-second choice would have been the Home Depot Rigid 13" planer. Not as many features, but a workhorse at $400.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2009 by Seaskills
I have been a cabinet maker and woodworker for 23 Years. Having checked out and compared features with other brands, I was very impressed with Dewalt's 13 inch planer. I have been using a Dewalt 12 inch planer for a few years with no complaints. The 13 inch has several features that I like e.g. three knife cutter head, two speeds, more ergonomic hand wheel, assisted chip ejection, threaded collumns for a more rigid platform. When I unpacked the tool my excitement suddenly turned to despair. As noted by B. McCoy in another review, the packaging is inadequate to say the least. The planer weighs about 97 lbs. and the carton has no handles to assist in picking it up. The outside package looked damaged and, in fact, the planer's metal base was broked. I never actually got to run or test the tool. I returned it for a refund. I would strongly advise anyone against buying this planer until they figure out how to protect it for shipping.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2005 by MTM Enterprises
I bought the DW735 planer, refurbished, from Amazon about 3 weeks ago, and have used it now for about 30 board feet of lumber. I too looked at several reviews on the DW735, and think that the other reviewers were mostly correct, based on my experiences. 1) Regarding the packaging, several other reviewers said that the packaging was barely adequate. They are right. The box and "padding" (cardboard doubled over) would be fine for normal shipping conditions, but would allow the planer to be damaged pretty easily if there is any rough-handling by the shipper. Incidentally, I used the standard $5.00 shipping (not the free shipping), and I had my planed to my door in 4 days flat! Very impressive, I think!! 2) Regarding mechanical failures, my planer looked and functioned perfectly, so far. I read that some reviewers had drive gear failures and a bad time fixing them. This planer has a gauge on the front that indicates approximate amount of material that will be removed as you feed the boards into the machine but before the cutter hits the board. The gauge has a little chart that shows max cut depth for various width boards, and I have been careful to stay within the range of material removal that the gauge shows. I don't know if the other reviewers with mechanical failures were doing that or not, but I have, and so far working great. I really like the design of the machine a lot, I think the ergonomics and controls are well laid-out, and I think the machine feels like it functions well. If this machine holds up for me over the long haul, I will be pleased with the design. It does feel like a well made machine. 3) Regarding cutter snipe, one reviewer said that snipe was not a problem if you hold some upward pressure on the ends of the boards as you feed into and then out of the machine and it will almost eliminate the snipe problem. That does work for me. I also bought the infeed/outfeed tables, but have not installed them yet. The hold-the-board trick is working fine right now, and I never let the machine run without full attention anyway. 4) THE BLADES ARE JUNK! I have not used other planers to be honest here, and for the most part the blades are still working fair. I also have not reversed them yet, but I have only planed 30 b.f. of soft maple, and they are putting ridges on one side of my boards. The ridges are small enough to sand out, but I still think this is unacceptable. Also, I am noticing increasing amounts of tear-out on the planed surfaces, and think it is due to the blades getting dull. The replacements aren't cheap either, especially if they only last so short a time, and I've only been able to find replacements manufactured by DeWalt. Most other planers use blades available from more than one manufacturer, and usually with a choice of carbide, but not these. This is the worst drawback in my opinion too, as this is a significant recurring cost. Incidentally, I am getting better results on the faster feed rate than on the finishing feed rate. I think this is partly due to dull blades passing over the freshly planed surface more often, and also that the planer will sometimes recirculate some chips in the cutter area, and occasionally squeeze some between the cutters and the workpiece, marking the workpiece. Overall, I am happy to have it, but my next choice will be something more professional-oriented. In my opinion, the reason to have a piece of equipment like this is if you want to use it more than 5 times per year, and I am worried that I should have gone to look at the $700-$900 range models. And I would DEFINITELY RESEARCH CUTTER KNIFE OPTIONS FIRST!!! 3 stars thanks to the poor knives, 4 and a half stars if it came with carbide knives that weren't proprietary.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2005 by Scott V.
After reading the reviews of the shipping of reconditioned DeWalt DW735R planers, I was a bit apprehensive, but I actually prefer factory reconditioned on the assumption that they found the original bugs and fixed the equipment. Like Paul Paqel, mine arrived in pristine condition and a well packed and sturdy box. I hooked it up to the dust collector and produced a beautiful finish on 1x6 and 2x6 rough cedar boards. I built a table for the planer (photo; 24x48x30" high) that holds the feed surface level with a melamine infeed and outfeed extension surface - easy to build and reasonable cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2008 by Jack Morelock
I purchase this unit directly from Amazon, thinking that they have solved the packaging problems, (note all the complains from other buyers from amazon) What erritates me is that items sold by others thru amazon such as "tool king" was ship and received by thier customers without problems. I feel that dewalt is not at fault here since they are being package and ship by Amazon. I could not believed the condition of this unit when i received it, completely useless, broken plastic parts were all over inside the box, now they said they can't replace it because it is out of stock,,, Well guess what amazon, it's still under production and not discontinued, you have advertised this item on and off 3 times this month. So i suggest you evaluate you customers satisfaction policy and make your paying customers get what they deserved,,, the item they paid for.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2005 by arnoldbere