JET JWP-13BT 13-Inch Benchtop Planer (722130) and JET JJ-6HHBT 6-Inch Helical Head Benchtop Jointer (718600)
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Style: Benchtop planer + Jointer, 115V
Features
- Product 1: SMOOTH CUTS: Helical-style cutter head, with easy-to-change blades, provides a clean cuts.
- Product 1: REDUCED SNIPE: Precision machined cast iron bed and steel cover assists in keeping boards flat.
- Product 1: POWERFUL MOTOR: 2-HP 15-amp motor turns the cutter head at 10,000 RPM.
- Product 1: MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY: Dual infeed speed control for either 18 fpm or 26 fpm, maximizes cut efficiency on different wood material types.
- Product 2: True helical cut with 14 indexable four-sided carbide blades
- Product 2: Heavy-duty cast iron tables and fence
- Product 2: Fully-adjustable fence with locking stops at +/- 45 degree tilt dual direction for beveling
- Product 2: Internal blower motor moves dust and chips away from motor and cutter head
Description
JET JWP-13BT, 13-Inch Benchtop Planer, Helical Head, 18/26 FPM, 1Ph 120V (722130) The JET 13” benchtop planer delivers the power and efficiency that woodworkers demand in the shop. This 13" planer produces a smooth and consistent cut surface thanks to its helical-style cutter head with 6 rows of 24 individual quick-change inserts which can be easily rotated or replaced if damaged or worn. This helical-style cutter head design helps reduce noise since its 2-HP motor is turning at an impressive 10,000 RPM. Additional features include: a rugged four-post design, adjustable folding tables, two infeed speeds, and a sturdy cast iron base which helps reduce snipe. JET JJ-6HHBT, 6-Inch Helical Head Benchtop Jointer, 115V (718600) The JET 6-Inch Benchtop Jointer provides a smooth and consistent cut surface thanks to its use of 14 carbide-tipped helical head blades. Heavy-duty cast iron tables and a fully adjustable fence make for a premium cutting experience. Features include a fully adjustable cast iron fence, an internal dust collection system, safety switch and push stick.
Brand: Jet
Material: Alloy Steel, Cast Iron
Included Components: Blade
Manufacturer: Jet
Manufacturer: Jet
Material: Alloy Steel, Cast Iron
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Blade
Date First Available: October 26, 2023
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Benchtop planer
The media could not be loaded. Feb, 2023 There are 26 cutting heads on a six sided spindle, secured by 52 hex head bolts. I spent almost two hours replacing all of them. The 26 cutters are arranged in 6 groups of 5,4,4,5,4,4. Rockler now sells carbide cutting heads in pkgs. of 10 at a cost of 30% more than the steel heads. This is an update to a previous review of the Jet Planer. When the machine was new it could plane teak stock with ease on a 15 amp breaker because the knives were sharp and perfectly aligned. After using it for a day or two the rubber feed rollers had trouble pulling the stock through the cutting head and the 15 amp fuse began to blow repeatedly. The stock was also being pulled in at an angle where when the knives were sharp the stock went through straight. To fix the problem, I switched to a circuit with a 20 amp breaker and used the included hex tool to unscrew and rotate all of the knives 180 degrees. (The knives are reversible and have two cutting edges.) This returned the machine to its original condition and it planed teak as it did when I first took it out of the box. I attached a video showing the six sides of the cutting spindle and the way the knives are attached to it. Unscrewing and rotating all of the knives took me an hour. There are also pictures of the crank that adjusts the cutting head up and down and a picture of the wheel that makes it possible to precisely adjust the thickness of the finished board. Final thoughts on the Jet Planer. This is a good tool that has sub standard steel knives. It works longer on soft wood than it does on teak. But for my teak planning jobs it is only good for small projects. For about $180 I can buy a full set of knives, but it takes an hour to install them. Carbide knives are not available. The De Walt planer does have carbides blades available.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2020 by Robert C. Robert C.
Style: Benchtop planer
The first time owning and using one. Still learning how to use it. So far I like.
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024 by Joseph
Style: Benchtop planer
As per normal, I will give the short and sweet review and then I will expand a little more for those that may want more detail below... Short and sweet - If you don't have a ton of space and you want to get a good solid planer, this seems like it will be a good fit for you. I have been using mine for about two weeks and I have to say that I am very pleased overall. I am surprised by the amount of snipe that I am still getting on my boards, but I haven't done any adjustments yet. The overall quality of the finish out of this machine is extremely impressive... When I run wood through it, I barely need to sand the finished boards. More Detailed Version - I purchased this because my Dewalt was starting to have some issues and was actually catching/ejecting boards. I tried to fix it and was unsuccessful. After looking at options, I found this little planer out there and decided to give it a try since it is from Jet and came with helical head blades already installed out of the box. I had also heard that the maintenance should be pretty easy on this machine in comparison to some of the others (Dewalt). It was more that I wanted to spend, but I decided to pull the trigger and get this. So far, I am extremely pleased for the most part. 1) It tends to run quieter than the Dewalt did. Not quiet enough to run it without hearing protection, but definitely quieter. 2) The boards come through with a much nicer finish than my previous planer. In fact, there have been several occasions in which I have done nothing more than just a quick sanding before using the planed boards out of this. 3) I love the positive stop system that is employed here. It takes the guess work out of prepping boards. So, if you are working on a project, and you know that you want your boards to be 3/8" thick, you can easily set the positive stop for 3/8" and then work your boards down to that thickness. It's a feature that most nicer planers have, but is typically absent from cheaper planers. 4) The dust collection on this unit is pretty spectacular. I have mine hooked up to a 4" hose that pipes to my small wall mounted dust collection system and it runs perfectly. Hardly anything gets ejected out of the front or back at all. Very clean operation. 5) It's small. It's almost the exact same size as my previous Dewalt lunchbox planer. I have mine fixed to a mobile cart that I can easily put back under my mitre station when I am not using it. It folds up nicely and has been working perfectly. So, to summarize... If you have a ton of space and extra money to spend, you may be better off going with a bigger planer. Jet offers several larger options as does pretty much every other manufacturer. But, if you have a smaller shop and need things to be mobile, this is a good option. As I said before, I built a small mobile cart and attached this unit to that cart. It works perfectly in this capacity.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by J. S.
Style: Benchtop planer
Love this machine. The helical cutter head chews through anything. I’ve run hundreds of board feet of maple and walnut through with no issues. The quality you expect from Jet.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by Shooter mcgavin
Style: Benchtop planer
I am not at all happy with the design or quality of this tool. Right out of the box it left grooves on the board face. Contacted Jet, but customer service was inadequate at best. Finally got an honest person who said my best bet was to return to Amazon and go at a new one. I did do that. Thank you Amazon. The second one had the same issues. The cutter heads are not helical, a blatantly misleading description. They are segmented and do not have sufficient overlap to cut cleanly across the face of the board. In addition the individual cutters tend to load up and dull quickly. I can only remove 1/32 or so at a time (about 1/8 of a revolution) at a time. Very laborious to flatten a board. I have had it for less than six months and the blades are dull and do not plan a smooth surface. I would not recommend this planner. I am sorry I replaced my DeWalt planner. I thought I was getting a better tool. Not so.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2021 by Eric Olson
Style: Benchtop planer
It just runs through hard wood like it’s nothing. Great upgrade from my straight blade planer.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023 by Don
Style: Benchtop planer
Bought this to replace an old Delta bench-top planer. I think the spiral design with segmented cutters reduces tear-out and provides a smoother cut. It also creates much smaller chips, which should minimize clogging. I've been using it to plane 12' lengths of white oak and it has pulled the boards through with ease. There is some snipe at the beginning and end of the boards, but that is to be expected on pieces that long and heavy. The chip chute did a great job of directing the chips to the dust collector.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by Rodger