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Portable thickness planer reviews | The Makita 2012nb benchtop?

Portable thickness planer reviews | The Makita 2012nb benchtop?

Posted on March 15, 2020March 3, 2021 by Aaron Barnett
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The best thickness planer has the widest table so you can plane the widest boards that you can. It will also have a motor large enough 15 amp motor that can smoothly shave back even the densest of woods, both Makita and Dewalt stand out when it comes to both performance and value in a portable, powerful machine. 

A portable thickness planer is something many DIY’ers and builders want but doesn’t necessarily have yet.

Table Of Contents show
Best thickness planer
Introduction
Before buying a thickness planer…
Industrial vs. Portable thickness planers
Electric Hand Planers Vs. Thickness Planers
What thickness planers are better used for
Choosing the best performing thickness planer
Tips For Using Your Thickness Planer
Thickness planer comparison
Conclusion
Dewalt DW735X review

Best thickness planer

#1 Best value thickness planer

DeWalt DW735X thickness planer, 13 inch

DEWALT DW735X Thickness Planer 13 Inch

  • The three-blade design ensures more efficient performance and longer life.
  • Has an efficient chip ejection system.
  • Has a powerful 15-amp motor that spins the cutter-head at 10,000 RPM.
  • Has an automatic carriage lock that reduces snipe.
  • The blower motor and cutter head produce quite a bit of static.CHECK CURRENT PRICE

#2 Best Makita thickness planer

Makita 2012NB thickness planer, 12 inch

Makita 2012NB Thickness Planer 12 Inch

  • Has a unique Interna-Lok automated head clamp system that eliminates snipe for more consistent results.
  • Portable and compact design.
  • Quick and easy blade changes.
  • Quiet design emits only 83dB.
  • The feed rollers are a bit flimsy, and replacements are expensive.
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#3 The Cutech thickness planer

Cutech / Wahuda Tools 40200HC-CT Bench Top Planer, 13 Inch

Cutech Wahuda Tools 40200HC CT Bench Top Planer 13 Inch

  • Improves on the 40200H-CT with carbide inserts in the spiral cutter-head.
  • Has heavy-duty guideposts and elevating screws.
  • Has large tables for processing large pieces of timber.
  • Has a redesigned dust chute and a dual-sized dust port.
  • The snipe lock keeps wood from pulling through.

#4 Portable Dewalt thickness planer

Dewalt DW735 Thickness Planer, 13 Inch

DEWALT DW735 Thickness Planer 13 Inch

  • Has a powerful 15-amp motor that works efficiently with wide materials.
  • Has a three-knife cutter-head that has a longer life than other cutter-heads while. allowing for quick and easy knife changes.
  • Has a two-speed gearbox that switches between 96 and 179 cuts per inch (CPI).
  • Doesn’t come with the infeed table.

#5 The Grizzly inch thickness planer

Grizzly Industrial G0505 benchtop thickness planer,12.5 inch

Grizzly Industrial G0505 Benchtop Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch

  • Has an on/off toggle switch equipped with a safety lock.
  • Has return rollers conveniently mounted on top.
  • Has extra-large extension tables for versatility.
  • The feed rate is a bit too fast.
  • A bit too small for some jobs.

#6 A small Dewalt thickness planer

Dewalt DW734 benchtop planer, 12.5 inch

DEWALT DW734 Bench Top Planer 12 5 Inch 

  • Motor spins at 10,000 RPM allowing for up to 96 cuts per inch.
  • Three knife cutter-head results in a fine finish.
  • Disposable knives are reversible.
  • Too heavy to move around.
  • The dust collection chute is a bit flimsy.

#7 Another portable Dewalt thickness planer

DEWALT DW733 Portable Thickness Planer, 12.5 Inch

DEWALT DW733 Portable Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch

  • A sturdy yet portable four-column design
  • Has one of the largest support tables. among commercially available planers.
  • Turret stops make it easy to measure out cuts precisely.
  • The in-feed rollers tend to slip over time.

#8 Affordable WEN DIY thickness planer

Wen 6550T thickness planer, 12.5 inch

WEN 6550T Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch 

  • Works on even rough and worn wood stock.
  • Produces a very smooth finish.
  • Has a smooth granite table that will not warp.
  • Makes up to 17,000 cuts per minute.
  • Has a depth adjustment knob that can be set to remove from 0” to 3/32”.
  • The blades aren’t very durable.

#9 Porter Cable thickness planer

Porter-cable PC305TP benchtop thickness planer, 12-inch

PORTER CABLE PC305TP Benchtop Thickness Planer 12 Inch

  • Has a reversible knife design.
  • Has dual-blades made of high-carbon steel.
  • Ball-bearing equipped head ensures. smooth performance and long life.
  • Sometimes leaves a mark on the wood.

#10 DIY Delta table planer

Delta power tools 22-555 portable thickness planer, 13 inch

Delta Power Tools 22 555 Portable Thickness Planer 13 Inch

  • Had a quick-change knife system and dual-edge knives.
  • The four-column design ensures stable performance and accurate results.
  • Infeed and outfeed tables are adjustable for better support.
  • The bearings for the cutter head come off easily and are difficult to replace.

#11 A DIY thickness planer with stand

Mophorn thickness planer, 12.5 inch

Mophorn Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch

  • Has a heavy-duty steel stand that keeps the planer steady.
  • Has a dust exhaust interface that keeps the workspace clean.
  • Tends to create a lot of snipe.
  • Table extension adjustments are a bit flimsy.

#12 Widest table Wen thickness planer

Wen 6552T benchtop thickness planer, 13 inch

WEN 6552T Benchtop Thickness Planer 13 Inch

  • Has a material removal gauge that provides visual feedback on the cutting depth of each pass.
  • Makes up to 25,500 cuts per minute.
  • The measuring guides don’t really improve accuracy.

#13 The Powertec thickness planer

Powertec PL1252 portable thickness planer, 12.5 inch

POWERTEC PL1252 Portable Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch

  • Makes up to 18,800 cuts per minute.
  • Has a dual-blade cutting system with a precise steel cutter head equipped with a lock.
  • Clogs fairly often even with thin cuts.

#14 DIY Triton thickness planer

Triton TPT125 benchtop planer, 12.5 inch

Triton TPT125 Benchtop Planer 12 5 Inch

  • Has an easy-to-use system for setting cut depth.
  • Produces consistently smooth finishes.
  • Has an onboard circuit breaker and a dust chute.
  • Struggles a bit with some woods.

#15 Home use Ridgid thickness planer

Ridgid R4330 thickness planer, 13 inch

Ridgid R4330 Thickness Planer 13 Inch

  • Has self-aligning and reversible blades.
  • Has a three-blade cutter-head that provides a smooth finish.
  • Has a lead-screw system that negates the need for a locking system for the cutter-head.
  • Creates some snipe.
  • The leveling bolts are a bit loose.

Introduction

A thickness planer is a powerful tool that lets you shave off thin layers of material from timber or lumber.

An essential tool for woodworking, carpentry, and sometimes construction, it enables you to trim down wooden slabs to the desired thickness by removing a little bit of material at a time.

By making several passes, an experienced woodworker can get a piece of wood to the right thickness with an impressive degree of accuracy.

Thickness planers are a more feasible alternative to other power tools that can accomplish the same job.

Although it is possible to reduce the thickness of wood slabs with a DIY Ryobi table saw, or higher quality, portable Makita or Milwaukee table saw it can be difficult to get accurate results with this method. Furthermore, you will also have to clean up the surface or edges of the stock afterward with a planer and a Makita or Dewalt palm sander.

By using a thickness planer from the start, you can get the job done a lot quicker and with more accurate results without any additional tools.

Thickness planers are ideally suited for trimming down a large amount of raw timber and transforming them into useable finished lumber. If you need a lot of wooden slabs for a table, or cabinet, or some other building, DIY project, purchasing finished lumber can be quite expensive.

But if you have a thickness planer at home, you can save a lot of money by purchasing raw timber and doing the finishing yourself. Many thickness planers can even trim down wood extremely smoothly, so you won’t have to do any sanding afterward, and if so only light sanding with a fine-grit sandpaper.

Electric planers range in size from handheld models to large bench planers that can handle sizeable slabs of wood.

Although handheld models offer the advantage of portability and convenience, bench planers are more suitable for high-volume jobs. Bench planers also have features such as depth stop settings that make it easier to get more accurate results.

Features to research

  • Large feed tables. These will enable you to work with wider pieces of wood.
  • Snipe lock. This reduces the risk of snipes, which results in more even workpieces.
  • Dust connection port. This directs the sawdust to a collection bag, preventing it from accumulating in your workspace. 
  • Thermal overload protection. This prevents the motor and circuitry from overheating.
  • On/off toggle switch with safety lock. This ensures that the planer only powers on when you are ready to use it.
  • Quick change blade system. This allows for quick and easy blade replacement.

Reading The Dewalt Depth Adujstment On Thickness Planner

Before buying a thickness planer…

What is its durability?

Thickness planers are generally built for durability, especially the models from the best brands.

You do have to maintain them properly and avoid subjecting them to abuse.

This usually means not using them for excessively hard materials and

Consider bench size and the max cutting width.

Bench or table size is an important consideration when shopping for a thickness planer. Most models support boards from 12 to 13 inches.

Choose a planer that can accommodate the widths that you will likely be working with.

Count the blades.

Planers can have one to three blades. You can generally expect more efficient performance from planers with more blades, as they can remove more material in a single pass.

They also tend to last longer before they need to be sharpened. This is a definite plus, as sharpening is a time-consuming and tedious process. Unless you just buy new blades, to keep perfect cuts.

Look at the rated motor size.

You will want to get a planer with a powerful motor, which will allow you to trim down even hard and dense stock. Most of the models featured here can trim a variety of woods efficiently without bogging down.

Think about the brand.

Some of the best thickness planers on the market are made by companies such as DeWalt, Makita, and WEN.

Brands such as Porter-Cable, Delta Power Tools, Grizzly Powertec, and Cutech also make affordable models that deliver excellent value and performance.

Factor in the price.

Shopping according to price doesn’t necessarily equate to getting the cheapest model on the market. It is more important to maximize the value that you get from your tool, so price shouldn’t be the only consideration.

In most cases, it is better to spend a little more for a higher quality tool than to settle for a substandard model just to save a few bucks.

Thikness Planner Trimming Down A Wood

Industrial vs. Portable thickness planers

Industrial planers are nice to have, but not everyone needs that much power for home or DIY use.

For most non-crucial applications, a portable thickness planer will do just fine. Of course, they aren’t as accurate as thickness planers, nor will they be able to handle high-volume work.

But they are much cheaper and easier to get started with, and won’t take up too much space.

Unless you are planning on making a career out of trimming down slabs of timber to precise thicknesses, I strongly advise you to get a portable thickness planer instead of an industrial planer.

Electric Hand Planers Vs. Thickness Planers

Portability is usually a plus when it comes to power tools. But in the case of planers, portable models aren’t necessarily the best or most appropriate solutions.

Despite the bulk and cost of a thickness planer, there are situations wherein they are the better option.

Electric hand planers really are better suited for quick trimming or leveling, where extreme accuracy isn’t that important.

The best electric hand planer  essentially lets you bring your tool to where you need to work instead of the other way around. However, what you gain in portability, you lose in power and accuracy.

On the other hand, if you do need to trim lumber into precisely measured slabs, a thickness planer will be tremendously useful. You can learn more about planers. 

What thickness planers are better used for

Thickness planers can be quite useful in a home setting or a DIY woodshop.

They can be used to make finished lumber out of raw stock, which can save you a lot of money.

If you have a large construction project at home, for example, you can reduce your material costs considerably by purchasing unfinished lumber and trimming them down yourself.

Thickness planers also let you get your lumber to the precise thickness that you need. Handheld solutions won’t give you anywhere near the same accuracy and will require a lot more work besides.

With a good thickness planer, you can trim down a pile of lumber to the correct thickness in a fraction of the time it would take with a hand planer.

Some of the best planers even smooth lumber down to a perfect finish so you won’t have to do any additional sanding afterward.

Setting The Makita Thickness Planer To Depth

Choosing the best performing thickness planer

There are some pretty impressive thickness planers on the market these days, and you could easily find a few that will deliver the performance you need for a wide variety of trimming jobs.

Of all the models reviewed here, these three deliver particularly exceptional performance.

#1 The best performing thickness planer

The DeWalt DW735X is a 13-inch thickness planer with a powerful 15-amp motor. Equipped with a triple-blade system, it can handle even the most stubborn stock without a hitch.

The 20,000 RPM motor spins the cutter-head at a top speed of 10,000 RPM, which is more than adequate for even heavy-duty jobs.

The DW735X also has a two-speed gearbox that lets you switch between 96 and 179 cuts per inch (CPI).

It even has a generously-sized aluminum base that is twice as rigid as the standard base that comes with most thickness planers.

Using Dewalt Thickness Planer

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#1 Best Makita thickness planer

The Makita 2012NB is a 12-inch planer that scores top marks for portability and convenience.

Despite its compact design and lightweight, it is a surprisingly powerful unit that delivers the performance that you expect from the most efficient bench planers.

The 15-amp motor cranks out a no-load speed of 8,500 RPM, which should be sufficient for most planning jobs.

The 2012NB also has Makita’s own Interna-Lok automated head clamp system that eliminates snipes for more consistent results.

Even the blades are quick and easy to change, making this a convenient solution for professionals and DIY woodworkers who need a serious planing tool.

Makita 2012NB thickness planer, 12 inch

Reducing Timber Slab Thickness With Makita Thickness Planner

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#1 DIY thickness planer

The Cutech/Wahuda Tools 40200HC-CT is an affordable thickness planer that is capable of pro-level performance.

Building on the success of the earlier 40200H-CT, the new model features an improved cutter-head with carbide inserts.

Along with professional features such as heavy-duty guideposts and elevating screws, a snipe lock for the cutter-head, internal height adjustment gears, and a dual-sized dust port, this makes the 40200HC-CT a planer to reckon with.

It even has a depth repeat cut setting and generously-sized tables that accommodate large stock.

Even with all these features, the 40200HC-CT weights a manageable 90 pounds, so you can easily move it around your workshop if necessary.

Cutech Wahuda Tools 40200HC CT Bench Top Planer 13 Inch

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#1 Most affordable thickness planer

If you are looking for a capable planer that doesn’t cost a bundle, definitely check out the WEN 6550T.

A 12.5-inch model equipped with a 15-amp motor, it has a two-blade cutting system that can make short work of even the roughest timber, transforming them into usable slabs of lumber.

The 6550T can make up to 17,000 cuts per minute and process stock at 26 feet per minute.

This is a pretty impressive feed rate for any model, but it is even more so considering the reasonable price of the 6550T.

Features such as the smooth granite table, heavy-duty base, and fan-assisted dust port make this a thickness planer that can easily hang with the best of them.

WEN 6550T Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch

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Tips For Using Your Thickness Planer

Thickness planers are fairly straightforward tools, but you do have to know how to use them to ensure safety and quality results. As with all power tools, you have a higher risk of injury if you use a thickness planer without knowing the proper safety and operational procedures.

Wear protective gear at all times when operating a thickness planer. At the very least, these should include a dust mask and safety glasses or goggles.

Prepare the planer before you begin, making sure that all the components and safety features are in place. This typically requires unfolding the feed tables and setting up the guide fence.

Always check to see that your blades are sharp and securely fastened. It is usually best to trim the stock by making a few passes instead of trying to remove a lot of material at one go, and overworking the tool.

Of course, watch out as thickness planer blades they are expensive to replace so take extra care to make sure there are no nails in any timber before feeding it into the machine.

You can save money on lumber by using an Alaskan mill and your best gas husqvarna chainsaw to cut timber slabs. After letting the timber dry you can run them through a thickness planer to mill some perfectly smooth timber boards.

Thickness planer comparison

 DeWalt DW735X
DEWALT DW735X Thickness Planer 13 Inch
Makita 2012NB
Makita 2012NB Thickness Planer 12 Inch
Cutech / Wahuda Tools 40200HC-CT
Cutech Wahuda Tools 40200HC CT Bench Top Planer 13 Inch
DeWalt DW735
DEWALT DW735 Thickness Planer 13 Inch
Grizzly Industrial G0505
Grizzly Industrial G0505 Benchtop Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch
DeWalt DW734
DEWALT DW734 Bench Top Planer 12 5 Inch
DeWalt DW733
DEWALT DW733 Portable Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch
WEN 6550T
WEN 6550T Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch
Porter-Cable PC305TP
PORTER CABLE PC305TP Benchtop Thickness Planer 12 Inch
Delta Power Tools 22-555
Delta Power Tools 22 555 Portable Thickness Planer 13 Inch
Mophorn
Mophorn Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch
WEN 6552T
WEN 6552T Benchtop Thickness Planer 13 Inch
Powertec PL1252
POWERTEC PL1252 Portable Thickness Planer 12 5 Inch
Triton TPT125
Triton TPT125 Benchtop Planer 12 5 Inch
Ridgid R4330
Ridgid R4330 Thickness Planer 13 Inch
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Max Cutting Width:13 Inchs12”13”13”12.5”12.5”12.5”12.5”12”13”12.5”13”12.5”12.5”13”
Weight:105 lbs.61.9 lbs.88 lbs.90 lbs.73 lbs.80 lbs.85.2 lbs.70 lbs.64.8 lbs.58 lbs.66 lbs.63.4 lbs.63.9 lbs.72.9 lbs.

Conclusion

The best options by far are the DeWalt DW735X, the Makita 2012NB, and the Cutech/Wahuda Tools 40200HC-CT. The DeWalt DW735X is an excellent choice for those that need to make large cuts in wide materials.

The Makita 2012NB is a more portable option that delivers efficient operation in a compact design. Ideally suited for finish woodworking, this is also a good choice for cabinetry and furniture making.

As for the Cutech/Wahuda Tools 40200HC-CT, definitely check out this model if you place high demands on your thickness planer. With a wide array of pro features and a reasonable price tag, the 40200HC-CT is a step up from your average planer.

If saving money and doing the job by hand is still an option for you  follow this link for my next best recommendation.

DeWalt DW735X Planer Unboxing and Setup: A New Woodworker's Point of View

Dewalt DW735X review

Pros:

  • Efficient power and long-lasting performance.
  • Really good value for money sure there cheaper models but you get a great product for a great price.
  • The 15-amp motor spins at 10,000 RPM for consistent cutting and planing jobs.
  • Automatic carriage lock reduces snipe for smoother finishes.

Cons:

  • It can produce a bit of static.

 #1 Best thickness planer

DEWALT DW735X Thickness Planer 13 Inch

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