DeWalt DW735x Planer Unboxing and Review

[@731Woodworks]

Check out my other tool review videos here: kzbin.info/aero/PLWVlC66wUw8bgSoJGLxBu2sKpHQRID3Vs

[@michaeldequatro1012]

Thanks for the video Matt. I know I'm 5 years late, but I had to watch it now because my wife also was very generous in getting me this for Christmas and birthday (they're on the same day). Let me know if you're still enjoying it. I can't wait to use it. Thanks again. PS. She got me the Dewalt stand that's made for the planer also.

[@Dahna_]

The tables were set at the slight elevation to minimize snipe at the factory. So you just made the snipe worse by leveling them.

[@konjiki240sx]

Do not adjust the tables flat. The tables are calibrated from the factory to minimize snipe. Try the tables first before adjusting.

[@731Woodworks]

Good info. Thanks!

[@tomblount5635]

Bingo 😅

[@tomblount5635]

@Winston Sammy leave it alone and you will not have any snipe. You can use feed rollers for long material but make sure the feed is elevated slightly

[@icedutah]

Makes sense now. I have seen people slightly raise the boards when they are coming out. So leaving the tables slightly angled up does this for you.

[@SuperPhoReal]

This is a myth. Other maintenance video suggest flat is best.

[@ronhansen7717]

I bought one of these several years ago and it works great. I've gone through a few sets of blades, mostly because of nicks in the blades caused by hitting something hard in the wood. The blades are reversible, so you get two shots at one set of blades. I thought of buying a helical head for my planer, but they cost almost as much as the machine, about $455! That's about 9 sets of $50 straight blades. The helical head has 40 square blades, each with 4 edges that can be rotated individually. I suppose if you are doing a LOT of planing, it might be worth it, but I'll buy the straight blades for the foreseeable future.

[@dennisr1683]

Do yourself a favor and protect your ears.

[@gpd387]

Thanks for giving recognition to family! I was getting ready to purchase one of these but lost my job a couple weeks ago...had to put that on the back burner for now, but God has it all under control

[@731Woodworks]

Praying for you to get another job!

[@petergeorgeopolus3048]

We never look at instructions right. lol

[@731Woodworks]

Lol right!

[@Luke_from_GA]

Thanks for the review. My wife gave me this as a birthday gift last night. I was so excited I had to check out the tips on KZbin.

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome! Don't adjust the tables! I did and it caused snipe. Readjusted back to factory set up and no snipe.

[@partsdave8943]

@@731Woodworks I got this on a Black Friday sale this year. Wasn't planning on getting it just yet, but I knew that I'd spend much more later. Have purchased several items on these sales, and have saved sooo much!!

[@woodworkinginwheelchair7175]

I’m fixing to buy this from my friend for 300.00

[@patrickobrien9982]

Wow i have watched a ton of your videos and now i seen this one. The transformation of your shop in a 4 year period is incredible and very inspirational. Awesome job 👏 👏👏👏

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@donaldhealer9954]

enjoyed the review. I'm in the process of buying one right now. Would like to see the stand build. I have a bunch of floor standing power tools but don't have the room for them, so I have them on wheels. When I use them, just wheel them out to the drive way.

[@731Woodworks]

The rolling cart is on my channel now

[@CAgrampa1999]

DeWalt makes a planer stand

[@Skullbaggertv]

You had it for 4 years now hows it holding up? I got 1 for christmas have nt used it yet.

[@731Woodworks]

It’s been great for me. No issues

[@RikliWoodProducts]

That is the planer I’m going to buy. Been looking at this for some time and have watched several reviews and the 735x came on top every time. I would like to see a review on stationary planers soon I’m looking at the jet but would like to see reviews first. Thanks

[@allanbennett7616]

Your video was so helpful and answered my questions. I Just bought on amozon. I like and look forward to your next video And also my workshop reflects yellow Dewalt :)

[@731Woodworks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@crimsonwoodworking9609]

Nice gift. To help with snipe, run a same thickness sacrificial board first and then follow with another. This keeps the rollers from popping up the board at the beginning and end of a cut. Love your channel.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you for the tip. I’ll give it a try

[@leahwalker902]

Thanks for the video, it gave me the confidence to pull the trigger and buy one. I'm just starting into woodworking, making little things, but have loved learning new things and adding to my collection of tools. My friends all laugh at me with my garage full of power tools...until they get the gifts I create them! They don't even know how to use a drill! :)

[@sueb4154]

You go girl!!!

[@floydlarken3148]

Me and my wife are getting into it as well and it is so much fun. And you don’t have to go out in public which is a plus👊🏻

[@dwainsmith2106]

Are you still happy with your Dewalt 735x?

[@731Woodworks]

Yes, it has been great

[@grandma20059]

Thank you! I saw your tip on saving $160 on this same planer, and I got it! I was trying to figure out how to loosen those nuts to adjust the tables, and you answered my question. Bless you! I've had a whole tree of walnut in my shop for at least 15 years. Gonna make it disappear!

[@billonthehill9984]

Great video unboxing demo... This is a nice thickness planer as designed & built. The 15 amp., approx. 3/4 HP motor is specifically designed to power the (3) blade HSS head. I would think twice before converting it over to a helical spherical for a couple reasons. First, the cost factor, at approx. $400.00 the sandwich planer now becomes a $1000.00 plus sandwich planer. Second & most importantly, overall life expectancy of the unit's motor over the test of time... If I was inclined to dump that kind of money into this already very nice machine, I would go the next step & buy a Grizzly or equivalent in the $1800.00 range that comes with 3-5 HP motor with the helical spherical cutting head with considerably more cutting inserts than the Byrd unit that is made for this machine. That is my take on this, it is not meant to be gospel... Thanks, Bill on the Hill... :-)

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for the advice. I think I'll keep mine as is. I don't use it enough at this point to worry about any upgrades. It works great just how it is.

[@ffjsb]

I've had mine for 5-6 years now. The wrench has magnets to hold the blades when you change them so you don't have to handle them with your bare hands. If you get small chips in the blades, you can adjust one or two sideways a little so that if all 4 have a chip in the same spot, you can move 2 over so they don't all line up and you get a relatively smooth cut. The blades are also double sided. The blade cove inside the housing that directs the chips out is somewhat weak where the thumbscrews hold it down, mine broke into a few small pieces. I repaired it using epoxy and sheet styrene (from a hobby shop) and that was good enough that I didn't have to order a new part, at least not yet.

[@731Woodworks]

Good info. Thanks for sharing

[@ERLong-ww7yn]

I love this channel, but hate to see great woodworking channels become "Look what I bought" channels. A quick search of dewalt 735 reviews showed, well, I quit counting at 80 videos. Why not one review and 79 woodworking videos? There's only so many features we can look at.

[@cuz1mchr1s-woodworkersden45]

For the love of all thats holy, tell me when you order it in the EU it comes with a metric system based height adjustment, not imperial. I couldnt for the life of me get that right.

[@731Woodworks]

👊🏻

[@stevensrspcplusmc]

I bought the Dewalt stand .. it’s nice 👍

[@731Woodworks]

Nice. I’ve heard good things about the stand!

[@stevedavel7151]

The base is cast aluminum dude. Do not level the tables!

[@731Woodworks]

Yeah I figured that out the hard way lol. It causes snipe. Got it fixed now

[@kenstewart687]

Please read your operators manual very carefully. Page 7 of the manual Note: change speed only with the planer running. Good video and hope you get many years of use. I am also partial to Dewalt tools.

[@731Woodworks]

Yep. It also says it on the planer 🤦🏻‍♂️. Live and learn.

[@davidbroussard8760]

I’ve had the DW 735x for about a month. It does beautiful work. The only issue I have had is that I didn’t wax the bed before I started using it and a combination of resin buildup on the bed as well as dust and wood particles on the feeder wheels caused a feeder problem. This was easily remedied by using a mild solvent to clean the bed and then to apply a paste wax, as well as to wipe down the wheels with the machine off and unplugged. I received one recommendation that I may want to use a solvent to clean the wheels, but thus far, that has not been necessary. I purchased the Dewalt stand that is made for this planer. I think it was around $150. Clearly I could build something less expensive but I am an advocate for the Dewalt stand because of the outstanding stability as well as the kick up wheel which lets you move it around with complete ease. With the kick up wheel in the up position the stand has outstanding stability and rigidity.

[@731Woodworks]

I’ve looked at that planer stand myself. I may get it later down the line as it seems well built and suited for the planer.

[@coloradomountainman8659]

Had me a DW715 this week. Read and watched some reviews on it and thought what the heck, my old planer is 20 years old so maybe this will be a real game changer. Wrong. First, the blades were untempered as they became useless after no more than 5 minutes and that was surfacing some new 2x10 soft fir. Flipped the blades over and another 5 minutes or so and I found myself trying to forcibly push the material through, even though I was only taking less than 1/16" per ass, or half a rotation on the height crank wheel. At $60 for a replacement set of blades, I figure my operating cost to be $360 per hour if I was foolish enough to continue swapping blades. The cord is on the wrong side of the machine as it is on many imported tools, and the on/off switch is poorly placed and constantly being turned off when sliding a board across the top of the machine and then lowering to re-feed. Lastly, the snipe was the worst i have ever encountered on a surface planer, having bought my first one (Makita) back in 1980. Very dissatisfied, this planer is headed back to the store where I bought it. Will continue to use my vintage Ryobi AP13 till it dies.

[@EXTENDED_SCALE]

Your videos and shop have come a long way. Always had great information. Thanks

[@donllewellyn1206]

Great video! This was the final inspiration to pull the trigger and buy this machine. It is a BEAST! I adjusted the tables to have a very, very slight rise - no snipe. I built my own table, and figured out a sawdust collection system, using a discarded 30 gallon barrel, dryer tubing, and a piece of window screen. Doesn't collect the dust, but handles the sawdust perfectly. Since I plane outside, the dust isn't an issue.

[@731Woodworks]

That’s sounds like an awesome set up!

[@jacobkomnath7961]

so dude, i just got mine today and it wasnt taking anything i was feeding it. I took a look and the rubber rollers arent spinning, did you have to do anything to your rollers or did i just get a crappy model?

[@731Woodworks]

I haven’t had any issues like that. Maybe you got a dud?

[@jacobkomnath7961]

731 Woodworks i figures it out. Just had to change the speed of the cutter head cause it was like stuck between the two speeds somehow

[@djjinerson]

@731. Hey Matt love your videos and I think this is the most retro Matt I e seen so far…Hopefully you will still read this. I was just curious as to how this planer has held up for you and if you still use it? Also would you still recommend it today? It’s at 699 pretty much everywhere I look. Thanks for all you do, and may God continue to bless your endeavors

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks. Yes, I use it regularly and it is still doing great. I think it's a good tool

[@michaelbroadhead8155]

I just purchased one today. Perfect timing on the unboxing video. I looked at a lot of different planers. This was the most expensive but it all came down to quality, warranty and the Dewalt name. I have a Dewalt metal cut off tool that is very nice also. I need a little better table saw but my money will have to be saved first. Thanks for the video.

[@ravenheart1439]

Lol the first time I ran mine or any infact, I had no idea the dust it would throw...glad I was outside and I hung a tarp to stop it all lol..no idea why there is not a bend at the dust hook up..comes straight out an nailes you tryin to catch a board hahaa...got dust collection now of course...but I love this machine...very user friendly and built like a tank...

[@dalemirow7179]

I just purchased the same planer so I watched your unboxing video with great interest. Enjoyed it very much.

[@731Woodworks]

thanks! Hope you like yours! It's a great tool to have

[@morganmetalcraft1206]

Excellent review 731! Just bought one and hate reading manuals...

[@DJGRoc]

Thank you for this vid! I found one of these (DW735) still in the box in the backyard of the house my GF inherited. Sadly it was left out in the elements, which destroyed most of the box. The styrofoam however had protected the planer rather well. I was worried that there were missing parts, but this vid confirmed I have everything it came with. 👍🏼

[@silverbackag9790]

God you look different without the facial hair lol. I just clicked without looking at the channel and said, that voice sounds familiar.

[@asbrand]

I realize this video is two years old now... So, did you end up making a stand for it? Or did you buy the DeWalt rolling stand designed for it? I've had this planer for years now, and I got the DeWalt one, and it is excellent. Good idea on the paste wax...never thought of that on the planer.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks. I made this stand for it kzbin.info/www/bejne/paCaoKdqrKymi6c

[@Bradofosho]

What an awesome Dad! My Dad got me a miter saw one year was the best present I got in years!

[@geraldwhitworth8002]

Just bought the 735X planer. I am waiting for it to ship to my Lowes store. One interesting thing is the 735 was on sale for Black Friday at $534 down from the normal price of $599. I scrolled a little lower and found they were running the 735X with the shelves and extra blades for $499. I was ready to buy the 735 but quickly changed my mind. Can't wait for it to get here so I can retire my Porter Cable lunchbox planer but I am definitely going to have to build a stand for this one. The fliptop cart seems the way to go since my floorspace is limited.

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome deal! Glad you saw that! I've thought about a flip top cart myself. The DeWalt rolling stand for this planer is nice too. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DW7350-Planer-Integrated-Mobile/dp/B0000CCXU9/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1543537592&sr=8-1&keywords=dewalt+planer+stand&linkCode=ll1&tag=731woodworks-20&linkId=136d18d01be0f57006052722f23c56f3&language=en_US affiliate link

[@jenconrad3123]

Thanks for the video. I just set up my new Dewalt 735x planer last night and this video was a great help. I purchased the Dewalt planer stand (DW7350) at the same time and it appears to work well with the planer.

[@731Woodworks]

Great! I am going to build a stand for mine soon. It’s too heavy to lug around the shop for sure!

[@judyl.761]

A planer is my favorite tool. I am about to buy this Dewalt 735X. Exciting!

[@lensholer9554]

Congrats on the new addition, a very nice gift indeed. I think when Im able to get one I'll run a few boards through then just sit back with a Sweet Tea, stare at my new planer and grin 😊

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@philking8855]

just watched your video on the DEWALT 13" THICKNESS PLANER.. just for info..there's a you tube video out that rates all the bench top planers. it gives pros and cons of each. The dewalt dw735x came out on top!! had the most snipe, but also the best machine on the market for ruggedness, blade life, durability. haven't purchased one yet but it will be the one when i do!!!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for the info!

[@tlbfarm4473]

Cast aluminum, not cast iron. Good review otherwise, thanks for posting!

[@fernandogonzalez4834]

Well if you have more power tool I would suggest to Built a Flip-top tool stand, that's what I did for my planer and drill press...

[@731Woodworks]

Good idea. I’ve seen them and like the idea.

[@davidletz9123]

Hi Matt, I would love to have one of those bad boys, but it will have to wait. What are your impressions of the planer now? BTW, I wish I had your back. LOL, mine was blown out, so it will have to be a "team lift" by 2 other people, if I ever get one.

[@731Woodworks]

Ha. Thanks. I think the planer is a great tool to have in the shop. It’s the only one I’ve ever owned so I’m not sure how it compares to others but it is a solid machine!

[@larrybertsch3907]

Excellent video. I really appreciated the box removal, and the way you simplify it's operation in terms I can relate to. You've put many of my worries to rest. I've wanted one for years, but just never had a demonstration like that. I've subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you so much!

[@731Woodworks]

That’s great to hear. Thank you!

[@Scottypowpow]

You have to have the machine already running when switching speeds you can’t change it between 1 and 2 with the machine off

[@justshane5270]

I would have put my hand at the dust port as well, just to see! Curiosity!

[@731Woodworks]

Lol

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

Shouldn't be changing the blade speeds unless the machine is running.

[@tomblount5635]

BTW your not alone in making the same mistake. I didn't mean to come off being a know it all. Have a good shop experience.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@24-Card]

Been my experience that the outfeed should hold the pressure as the board exits to avoid snipe.

[@bigt668]

How has it held up? I’m new to your channel and live your videos, looking to buy this exact model just worried about it lasting a long time

[@731Woodworks]

It’s been fantastic

[@lilbuggy3399]

Do you use this for your projects? I see you usually joint up the sides of boards. Just curious. Thinking of getting some hand planes to do some of these awesome projects you show.

[@731Woodworks]

I do use it on some but not all projects

[@mach51]

Do you use it much? Ive been considering getting one but dont really know how much I would actually use it.

[@731Woodworks]

I've been using it more and more here lately. It's very nice

[@johnmarkelewicz5495]

Thanks for the video. I just got one of these (early Christmas present from my sister 🤗). I also got the rolling DeWalt planer stand and recommend it.

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome

[@hjboots]

Great planer excellent review, but most of all you have a super Family. Your a lucky guy.

[@731Woodworks]

I am blessed

[@corwynhoover8062]

I'm just starting out, I have a job site 10" Ryobi table saw and a craftsman miter saw on a DeWALT stand. Should I get a Dust collector, jointer or a planner first? I want to try and make your coffee bar, TV stand and a L shaped Farmhouse style X desk kind of projects. Any guidance would be appreciated. My brain says dust collection but the man in me says planner. lol

[@tomhestand8385]

I just did pick this same model from Rockler. They had a sale going on, you get the dw735x and the Dewalt planer mobile stand for 679.00 best buy I could find anywhere on the net. I still have not unbox yet will do that soon.

[@doalex2085]

Good man;! That’s nice, I bought the wife one about a year ago, from Rockler, it came with a free stand! Ya right! Still have not opened it up 🆙 yet, Moma said she is going to clean the garage out first and make room! I’ll keep you posted!

[@japhetmillion4671]

Good description thank u, it advertise as 13inch but the specs say max board width 10 inch..what's the max doard width you can feed through it, and is there a bed widht different between DW735 & DW735X?

[@kevinosterude7239]

Just picked up a used DW735 for $325. Like new condition except the blades were toast. Rotated them and boards are coming out smooth! Have you done any upgrades to yours? Love your channel keep it up.

[@rickstetser8557]

Matt, I just now happened across this video. As I just recently acquired one of these planers and have no previous experience with one I found this video extremely helpful. Now I know how to adjust the tables and the purpose of the depth stop wheel. Thank you for educating me!

[@bhdemp]

My 2.5" shop vac hose doesn't fit on that adapter either. What did you use to attach a hose to the planer?

[@731Woodworks]

I never bought anything to adapt it. I jam the hose in there. I believe a 4” to 2.5” adapter will work. Search KZbin for DW735 dust collection and you’ll see a lot of options people are using.

[@billfugleberg9810]

Thank you, This was a great review, I bought one based off of this review! I also subscribed and look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@chrispkreme7708]

Question: has anybody here ever messed around with a cutech planer? Looking at their website they seem to offer very nice planers for less than the dewalt. They also have the spiral cutter head

[@davidslater5403]

Keep the feed rollers clean

[@altorres4760]

Finally bought my DW735X planer... birthday gift to myself!!!!!

[@RoelfSteyn]

How is it holding up for you? I am torn between this model and the 734

[@731Woodworks]

Working great. Haven’t had any issues.

[@troysnider3944]

Did you figure out how to avoid the snipe? I have tje same planner and waist alot of wood having to cut the ends off because of snipe.

[@731Woodworks]

Yes. I fixed mine by raising the beds on the outer edges until they were about 1/32 higher than the planer.

[@troysnider3944]

@@731Woodworks thank you I will give that a try.

[@broha6197]

Dewalt stand DW7350..

[@biggusbestus551]

I only use Mother's Paste wax on my table saw. I figure it is more formulated to metal than Johnson's. I do use Johnson's for wood finishes.

[@nathan3647]

I really do appreciate how honest your review.. most of these guys on youtube appear to come from "humble beginnings" while going through their wood working projects meanwhile many of them have a nice sized workshop or have several thousand bucks in tools. You see the festool or cabinet sawstop table saw, powermatic jointer/table saw etc...

[@pinksplace9701]

I wish you would go back to the genuinely wholesome content from the beginning like this video

[@731Woodworks]

Wholesome content? As opposed to me not making clean content now? Not sure what that even means.

[@travisbertolotti6433]

That planer has been on my wish list for quite some time. You should check out Brads table from fix this build that

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks! It's definitely a great planer! I've seen his table and it is great!

[@cavebeastdemon3631]

I had one of these. They are the best hobbyist planer there is. If you want to move fast and make money, forget it!

[@billmatthews3293]

I appreciated your uncrating the Dewalt 735. I just uncrated mine and a bungee cord works well to hold the other side up for storage. I built a mobile stand for mine using scrap plywood, glue, scrap 2x4 and four casters I had from a previous job. I can send you details but I suspect you can work them out.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you. I’d appreciate that.

[@jackiewest2968]

Thanks for the review just got mine and looking forward to using it just got to figure out a dust collection I have a small shop and a small budget. Lol

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks. It creates a ton of wood chips. Get ready lol.

[@CogentConsult]

I bought mine. Used it tonight. Holy crap, that thing spits out a tornado wind of chips and flakes. Problem is, I hooked up my ship vac to hit, and the DeWalt spit it out. So after planing one small 12-inch wide aspen board from 3/8 to 1/4, it looked like it had snowed in my shop. I had white flakes of aspen all over the place. Does anybody have an idea as to how to deal with that incredible gush of air coming out of the discharge tube? I don’t want to have to spend $1,000 on a new vac system.

[@731Woodworks]

I’ve seen a few ideas. Here is a video I found that somebody posted that allows the chips to get collected in a barrel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2jQc6OvlNaais0

[@731Woodworks]

Here’s an even simpler method. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2G6kp6kZduUsMU

[@CogentConsult]

731 Woodworks thank you! This version looks the best. I just ordered the parts for this. I’ll let you know how it works out. Thanks again! I appreciate your input.

[@jzahirniak]

@@731Woodworks ​ The first one is a way better idea than the other...my planer has a bag sort of like that one but its designed to cinch up around the trash can like he uses here. The problem is it will blow itself loose on occasion and make a mess. This one lets that pressure out with the screen. One of these days I am going to build that sort of thing but one day I am going to do a lot of things ya know. You definitely do not need a shop vac or any kind of suction as you have already figured out ;) and since you wont be sucking against any hose with this kind of thing you can use 4in dryer hose which is easy to come by and pretty cheap but you want to go with the stiffer metal hose because the plastic gets eaten up pretty fast...basically the kind thats supposed to go in the wall...not from the dryer to the wall. I cant find the link I had a while back but something kinda like this... www.lumberjocks.com/projects/108121

[@jimcampbell9388]

I just purchased one of these and was looking for video's showing it in use. I bought mine from Rockler Tools and they had a "bundle" where the stand was included. Like the planer, the stand is a beast. It was very easy to assemble and the stability is extremely impressive.

[@increaseidia9071]

Why not available amazon?? I want to buy...

[@731Woodworks]

I've corrected the link in the description. It is available now on Amazon

[@marvac59]

Ordered one yesterday I will have it in a couple days great video

[@731Woodworks]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@diymylife5385]

Definitely inspired by your channel the most. Keep on keeping on, brother.

[@colemahaney880]

Get the 734 better machine

[@williskirby9881]

I’ve bought this. I haven’t had time to get it out of the box yet. Had it about a month now.

[@Draeber]

i find that noise unbearable. think il look around for a low noise planer

[@731Woodworks]

good luck with that

[@jamespolucha8790]

Thanks for the video, I just bought one today and was afraid to start it up but after watching your video I just came back from my shop and it works, man it’s loud, need a stand now, thanks again

[@731Woodworks]

Great! Yes it is very loud and it can put out some wood chips!!!

[@stormbytes]

VERY nicely presented video :) Congrats on the planer. That's a beast! Use it well

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@sandylong5761]

Just bought one of these and was very excited until I opened it up and discovered a double crack at the corner of the base. I'm really bummed out. Have to go through the hassle of returning it UPS, return authorization, driving 70 miles to ship it, etc. I could tell it had been opened before I ever got it and sloppily resealed. i imagine someone else didn't appreciate the crack either and sent it back like I'm doing. Larry Long Are there any other good planers out there?

[@731Woodworks]

That’s bad! Sorry to hear it. Where did you buy it from? Home Depot and Lowe’s both have this model.

[@sandylong5761]

@@731Woodworks It came from CPO Outlets, in Suwanee, Georgia. All I can find locally is the plain 735. Hate to try ordering again.

[@731Woodworks]

I understand.

[@ffjsb]

Somebody had to drop that from quite a height to damage the base. I've had mine for years and the base has held up well.

[@adrianburghelea9353]

Why we cant find this model in Europe ?

[@731Woodworks]

not sure

[@happy04346]

50 bucks less at HD.

[@731Woodworks]

Good to know! Thanks

[@woodworkinginwheelchair7175]

What is snipe

[@731Woodworks]

Check this out thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/dealing-with-planer-snipe/

[@woodworkinginwheelchair7175]

@@731Woodworks ty

[@johnawhiting]

Not to adjust speed unless Machine is running! But enjoyed your review!

[@731Woodworks]

Yep. Thank you

[@bdkane721]

Thanks so much for making this video since I'm in the market for one of these...

[@731Woodworks]

Glad I could help!

[@tomblount5635]

Do not try to level it. You will create snipe

[@bdkane721]

@@tomblount5635 So glad I saw your comment before buying it, I didn't try to level it and there's no snipe, so thanks so much!

[@twotallable]

I am satisfied!

[@chasinghistory8992]

This is an awesome review! Just give her hell! Love it! Learn by doing!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@MrMlozano79]

My mother in law bought my riobi miter saw..family equals happiness..glad you like your planet...👍

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@TechieTard]

You meant to say, "good family"....