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WEN PL1252 15-Amp 12.5-Inch Two-Blade Benchtop Thickness Planer, Black & BP122K 12.5-Inch Japanese Carbon Steel Replacement Planer Blades, 2 Pack

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Style: 12.5-Inch 2-Blade Planer + Blades, 2 Pack


Features

  • Product 1: Plane boards up to 6 inches thick and 12.5 inches wide
  • Product 1: 15A motor generates 20,000 cuts per minute at a 26 feet per minute feed rate
  • Product 1: Includes two reversible 12.5-inch SK5 blades (model BP122K)
  • Product 1: Adjust the depth of anywhere from 0 to 1/8 of an inch with each pass
  • Product 2: Includes two 12.5-inch replacement handheld planer blades (320 x 12 x 1.5 mm)
  • Product 2: Made from corrosion-resistant SK5 Japanese carbon steel for increased strength and longevity
  • Product 2: Reversible design doubles the lifespan of each blade
  • Product 2: Designed for use with the WEN 12.5-Inch Two-Blade Benchtop Planers (models 6550, 6550T, and PL1252)

Description

WEN PL1252 15-Amp 12.5-Inch Two-Blade Benchtop Thickness Planer , Black Remember when you brought those old jagged boards back to life? The WEN 12.5-Inch Benchtop Thickness Planer repurposes rough and worn wood for an exceptionally smooth finish. The powerful 15-amp motor provides up to 20,000 cuts per minute at a 26 feet per minute feed rate. Plane boards up to 12.5 inches wide and 6 inches thick with ease. The handy depth adjustment knob varies each pass to take off anywhere from 0 to 1/8 of an inch. The 2-inch dust port removes chips and sawdust from the workpiece while the onboard workpiece return rollers make multiple passes a breeze. This package also includes height-adjustable infeed and outfeed tables to limit snipe while providing extra support to your workpiece during planing. Measuring in at 55.6 pounds and 22 by 23.5 by 18.25 inches (with a 20 by 12.5-inch foot print), this unit can be easily moved around the shop using the onboard rubber-grip handles. If that’s not your style, the predrilled base holes let you easily mount the planer to the work surface or stand of your choice, such as the WEN MSA658T Rolling Planer Stand. And because it’s a WEN product, the WEN Thickness Planer comes backed by a friendly customer support line, a stocked inventory of replacement parts. Remember when your planer could handle even the hardest of woods? Remember WEN. WEN BP122K 12.5-Inch Japanese Carbon Steel Replacement Planer Blades, 2 Pack Remember when your planer cut like new? Bring your favorite WEN planer back to life with a set of WEN Replacement Planer Blades. These blades were engineered specifically for the WEN 12.5-Inch Two-Blade Benchtop Planers (models 6550, 6550T, and PL1252), however, their universal design fits the majority of 12.5-inch bench top planers on the market. Each blade measures in at 12.5 inches long (320 x 12 x 1.5 mm). This sturdy, sharp SK5 carbon steel blade offers all-day performance on both hard- and softwoods, providing corrosion and wear resistance for maximum reliability. The reversible design doubles the lifespan of each blade. Remember when your planer cut like new? Remember WEN.

Brand: WEN


Material: Carbon Steel


Color: Black


Style: 12.5-Inch 2-Blade Planer + Blades, 2 Pack


Base Material: Alloy Steel


Brand: ‎WEN


Material: ‎Carbon Steel


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎12.5-Inch 2-Blade Planer + Blades, 2 Pack


Base Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Included Components: ‎Blade


Manufacturer: ‎WEN


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎2


Date First Available: October 22, 2022


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    • which was wonderful. Planed all the lumber for all the cabinets ...
This is my third benchtop planer. 20 years ago, after I built my 24x32 two story shop, I purchased a Delta Planer - which soured me on Delta products! After a couple of months of use, the drive chain came loose, and got into the gear. It never was right after that. In a year, spent more time on repairs than planing. Took it to the dump. I then got a Makita, which was wonderful. Planed all the lumber for all the cabinets in my home (alder, madrone, ash, walnut) Many thousands of lineal passes. Lots of Sugar Pine, redwood, cedar, etc. I have Alaska-milled several large trees, and the Makita just was a trooper. After 18 years, it started crapping out, then bit the dust. Anyone who wants a planer for the long haul, the Makita cannot be beat. Now, all my cabinets are done, my kids don't need any more furniture, so don't need the quality tool. Got the Wen - for the price, looking at reviews, why not? So, have had it three months, and subjected it to hard use. It is a hell of a good buy. Everything came OK, but needed some set up. I saw complaints on the table and outfeed panels. You have to adjust the infeed and outfeed panel, which is easy - assuming one has any mechanical ability at all. The marble table was a little below the outfeed table, so I just removed it and shimmed it until it was perfect. My shims for about everything are the credit card type of hotel room keys. Thanks to Holiday Inn and others, I have a great supply (good for scraping glue, and other odd jobs). I have run quite a bit of lumber through it, including pine and Douglas-fir that has a lot of knots. Did just fine. But when I started making some jewelry boxes, discovered that it was not perfectly set up, and had almost a 1/32 of taper. The instructions were great, and I got the taper out the first shot - less than 20 minutes, including reading the instructions. If one needs to do this, use a full width board. Sure, the planer has nylon gears, but it will last me a long time - and what do you expect for $200? I don't need a long term planer, as I am 78, though I still fall timber (saw has a 32" bar), and Alaska mill much of my wood. The Wen is a excellent too for the price (my wife got me a Japanese hand- forged mortising chisel a few years ago, that cost the price of this tool - its all relative! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2017 by Bruce E. Van Zee
    • I LOVE this planer!
I've putzed around with woodworking my entire life. Earlier this year I decided I to build a dresser when I couldn't find one I liked. I WISH I hadn't balked at buying the planer then. It turned out decent using the tools I have. Now I'm building a kennel\side table for a puppy that will be ready for us soon. I decided to use cherry to match the rest of our furniture. I have access to an amazing woodworking store that sells every variety of wood you can think of and in may thicknesses. The problem with that is getting you have to mill it down to exactly what you want. The good part about that is you get exactly what you want for MUCH cheaper. Having my own planer saved me a lot on this little project. Now, on to the planer! I read so many of the reviews and there were some negatives but nothing I saw as systemic and the overall rating was very good. I planed some test wood i had laying around and it worked great with little to no snipe. I read a lot beforehand about how to reduce snipe and set up the planer accordingly as used the techniques mentioned which worked better than I could have hoped. My first test was a rough hewn 3' cedar fence picket that was 5" wide. After a few passes it was smooth as butter and I was giddy! It was so smooth I could use it for drawer sides with no sanding required. Next I tried 5 different hardwood strips that I planed down to 3\8". they were 1.5" wide and about 12" long. They all planed great. Next was a long strip of zebrawood. Save yourself the hassle and don't bother planing zebrawood! i did some research after the fact and found it's too brittle and does not plane well. All in all I'm super happy with this purchase! Don't hesitate, you'll LOVE it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020 by Steve
    • A good value planer for the home workshop
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I have wanted a bench-top planer for quite a while but could not seem to find a good one in my price range. While browsing through Amazon I came across the WEN 6550 for $219.42. The price was cheaper than comparable used planers advertised on Craigslist. After reading the reviews both on Amazon and other sites, I purchased one. I was told it would arrive in five days but was pleasantly surprised when it arrived in two (Prime membership). The box arrived in good condition with no visible damage. It should be noted that this tool weighs 73 lbs., so with packing material the whole box weighs in at about 80 lbs. The tool appeared well packaged using form fitting foam blocks reinforced by a cardboard sleeve. When removing the packing be careful as the instructions are sandwiched between one of the cardboard sleeves and foam blocking. Flipping down the in-feed/out-feed tables you will find a plastic bag containing parts and three foam blocks which protect the blades and roller mechanism. In the bag are the following items. -Depth adjusting handle -Bolt with Lock Washer (to secure the handle) -Plug (covers the handle screw) -2 Magnets (used when changing blades) -T-handle Hex Wrench There is also a dust chute that needs to be installed. The magnets and T-handle wrench has an on-board storage area just above where the dust chute is mounted. Along with the bag of parts I also found a small plastic box. At first I was not sure of its use but a careful look at the parts diagram in the manual revealed it to be a cover for the chain drive mechanism. Apparently it fell out during shipment but was easily snapped back into place. The three foam blocks are wedged securely. To remove them you need to first install the depth adjusting handle using the included screw and T-handle hex wrench and raise the roller-case. Upon removing the blocks I found the granite table had some sort of residue on it. This was easily cleaned off using a de-greaser followed by glass cleaner. The blades are already installed and are reversible and therefore should not need replacing for quite some time. I next installed the dust chute which can be oriented for either left or right discharge. There are two thumb screws (pre-installed) that secure it to the planer. This is all the assembly required. I connected the dust chute to my shop vacuum and then went through my scrap pile looking for the worst piece of wood I could find. With the planer off, I placed the board on the infeed granite table and lowered the roller-head until it just touch the wood. I then backed it off a full turn (One full turn of the handle equals 1/16"). I turned on the vacuum and the planer and fed the board through. Being cautious, I lowered the handle one-half turn passing the board through each time until the blades contacted board. The board fed easily with no evidence of binding. I made about 4-5 passes lowering the roller-case by one-half turn (I was being overcautious) each time. The result was an extremely clean and finished board with no snipe. The lack of snipe may have been because the board is only about two feet long. The infeed/outfeed tables are independently adjustable but so far I have not had any need to make adjustments. The planer remained quite stable. Even though I did not have it clamped down during testing, it never moved. I attributed this to the heavy weight of the construction and solid granite table. I have since run pallet wood through the planer and ended up with wood nice enough to make gift boxes out of (which I did). So far I have been very pleased with this planer. It seems to be solidly built and performs well. I would have liked for it to have a roller-head lock. I have not as yet had any issues with the head moving but would have liked the assurance. The vacuum system worked great, just be sure to check the vacuum container often as the planer will fill it substantially quicker than say a table saw. The included manual is not the best. It is clearly a translation but provides adequate information in setting up and using the tool. This and the lack of a roller-head lock is why I gave it 4 stars. The price along with the 2-year warranty makes this planer a good value for the home workshop. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017 by Richard Rahl Richard Rahl

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