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Thickness planers, also called bench planers or auto planers, shave rough boards down to an even, flat thickness. Carpenters, furniture makers and cabinet shops use them to size lumber, clean up reclaimed wood and make several boards exactly the same thickness for tables, doors and frames.
| Model | Brand | Size / Power | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DW735 | DeWalt | 13", 1800W | Furniture shops that plane a lot of hardwood |
| 2012NB | Makita | 12", 1650W | Fine finishing on cabinet and door stock |
| STP18 | Stanley | 13", 1800W | General shop use on wide boards |
| LT2000TPX / PH-THP-2000W | Lotus / Powerhouse | 12.5", 2000W | Everyday sizing of lumber in small shops |
| JRKTP125 | JR Kawasaki | 2400W | Heavier planing with a larger motor |
| PT200A / PT250A | UT | 8" / 10", 1500W | Narrow boards and hobby work |
| CT-38 | OAV | 15" x 6", 2HP | Industrial shops planing wide slabs |
A thickness planer makes the faces of a board parallel and sets an exact thickness, so it is the right tool for preparing lumber. To trim a door edge or chamfer a beam on site, a handheld wood planer is quicker. Keep spare planer blades on hand, since sharp knives give a smoother finish and less tear-out. After planing, a sander takes the surface to its final finish.
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