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I made this cart for the 735 dewalt planner, I was was getting a lot of snipe from the long stock I was planning.I used bolts from underneath and set in place and then added another set of nuts under and over the top for adjusting ,and put rollers on for moving around.This setup works very well for me ,and no SNIPE.thanks
-- eric post, tallahassee FL




























11 comments so far
Partridge
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posted 284 days ago
this looks like a dandy idea.
planer is not so portable any more but fixes the issue that most face.
i might try sum thing like this.
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Kindlingmaker
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posted 284 days ago
A great addition to your DeWalt! I may have to imitate it. Good job!
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bryano
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posted 284 days ago
This is a great solution to the problem that all of us plainer users face, thanks for posting.
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firecaster
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posted 284 days ago
Great idea.
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aldente
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posted 284 days ago
fantastic idea, I’ll need to borrow it. The board entering the feed side, does it go through the planner? If that is the case you loose 3/4” of thickness. correct? If so not a major deal. But your thickness scale will be off.
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doyoulikegumwood
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posted 284 days ago
oh my why didnt i think of this now i have to steal your idea lol good work
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HarleySoftailDeuce
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posted 284 days ago
Nice planer table! I’m going to add that to my growing list of things to build.
Paul :)
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ChrisCook
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posted 251 days ago
Very cool! I am gonna have to copy you once we get moved. I think the only alteration I am going to make is to not have the board run all the way through the planer. I am gonna have a seperate infeed and outfeed board, and just use your bolt/nut idea on all 4 corners of each peice so I can raise each side flush with the planer.
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Rookie92
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posted 193 days ago
nice solution for a frustrating problem
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 193 days ago
Nice planer cart.
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a1Jim
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posted 193 days ago
Hey Eric
This is one great Idea ,Well done
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