Dewalt DCP580B 20V MAX Brushless Planer

[@doyen86]

This was an excellent review. I wasted my time watching 2 guys in a garage just passing the tool back and forth to each other. This is how a real review is done. Thank you.

[@arypma]

I wonder who those guys were huh!? hahaha

[@FrederickDunn]

This is the best review of this particular tool I've seen yet, and I'm binge-watching them across youtube. Thanks, excellent!

[@MixingGBP]

That central floor vac nozzle area is a great idea.

[@jimyounger9490]

I have this planer and love it. Had a rigid 18volt for about ten years prior. This Dewalt is an excellent cordless planer !!

[@barrykery1175]

I have the corded Dewalt planer. Great tool. When I was doing some remodeling in this old house, one of the 2 x 4's was really bowed.....bad. I used the planer to take out the bow so I did not have to replace the 2 x 4. Saved me a lot of work. Now that I saw your video, I am considering getting the cordless model. I like the idea of Dewalt putting two extra blades on board. Very creative on their part. I already ruined a set of blades on my planer. A contractor actually used a bowed 2 x 4 x 16 in the addition. I again used the planer to cut it down but I hit a few nails. It was worth sacrificing a set of blades since the stud was pretty much un replaceable where it was. Thanks for the great video. "Makes a lot of chips, doesn't it?" Barry

[@managersouthvancouver447]

Great video. Just got this tool. Most helpful tip: extrication is important when using this on rough lumber.

[@marvinjackson2641]

Just ordered mine, I need to finetune some shed double doors that I just built. hopefully this will do the trick.

[@SOBIsHobbies]

Mannn, this is an excellent review. This is how you do a tool review. I'm not a professional, so I do extensive research before buying any tool. I know DeWalt tools are mainly known to be reliable and have good quality. Regardless of that I still want to make sure if that particular tool is what I want and need. This planer looks to be that tool that I may need for my upcoming home remodeling project. Thanks again for the review.

[@chrissmith1733]

I got one of these when they were first released in the UK..... I already own a 110V version but since getting the cordless it hasn't been used! Its a great piece of kit. My only criticism isn't with the planer itself its with DeWalt. They were a full 2 years behind Makita in getting this to market. It was reasonable to assume that they would learn from this but they were again 2 years behind in releasing their 18v palm router (got mine the day after they went on sale!!) ..... I love DeWalt tools, but come on guys, get your act together and keep up!!!!

[@fanaticz666]

But this is brushless, makitas brushless doesnt come out until next year

[@timpmuldoon736]

Great review..👍🏼 Im deciding between DeWalt or Makita Corded.

[@davedaniels8211]

Good video . Not sure why I was surprised to see imperial markings on the dial , so used to the metric system now in UK. It does clog occasionally but that's the only drawback .

[@dombeck221]

We recently lumbered a 36" maple, a 36" white ash, and a 32" pecan. After drying, we tried planing with a Rigid (Home Depot) 13" planer with 2 HSS knives kzbin.infoUgkxIzvvTi3_Qc8JnVdYYRJCvuoDC4QjTzeL . This job was clearly too much for that machine. The pecan was particularly difficult, due to heavy mineral deposits, and a sharp pair of HSS knives would be consumed by a mere 3 boards. We were also having lots of problems from chip bruising, due to poor dust collection. The shavings came off like straw and jammed in the 4" hose.We bought the DW735 simply to be able to run carbide blades, which worked brilliantly for the pecan. However, we found it to be a much, MUCH nicer machine. It was far more rigid than the "Rigid" planer, and far more accurate as well. But what I liked most about it was the dust feed. This machine has its own blower, which shreds the "straw" like shavings as they come off the cutting head and helps boost the shavings into the dust collection system. No more clogs! It's also nicely sealed so that the internals stay quite clean. This is just a well tempered machine that's a delight to use. It literally cut the labor in half. Just another example of getting what you pay for.

[@donnieharris-h2p]

What about oak Lumber will it work on it help me out

[@jimmyvaldezsommers4742]

How do you change the blade

[@carterscustomrods]

@ 7:00 ... the hand planer jointer jig is a great tool... but using a cordless version will be a HUGE mistake.

[@geronimo5947]

Nice shop , I could live in there and never get bored

[@undercrownhiphop9422]

What I don’t get is, if the board is sloped won’t the planner just keep cutting on a slope or will it level/flatten the wood?

[@kevinstuckenschneider7688]

Great comprehensive video

[@aaronmudge4537]

Thanks for the great review! This tool is just what I was looking for. If you make a jig to set this up as a micro-Jointer can make another vid detailing the project?

[@Synysterenji]

Can i use this tool to make a woob slab flat/straight? I want to start making tables but i dont has the space or the money for a big planer. Can this do the job?

[@donaldwilliams601]

Well done. Mine should be here next week. Noticed a nice yellow drill motor under counter mount in the background. Anyone know where I might find one?

[@brianroyce6362]

Good overview buddy 🙏

[@donnieharris-h2p]

What about Oak Lumber will it work on it

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes

[@carterscustomrods]

They put a lot of thought into blade changing... but how often do ppl need to change blades? Are they using these on cold rolled steel???

[@DylansDIYWorkshop]

awesome review! I was pretty sure I was going to get this. now Im sure!

[@carterscustomrods]

Well, it's been a year. What do you think of it.

[@mdlyonn0035]

I have full dewalt but seen this in person and it’s huge looking compared to other planers

[@ejg34]

Can someone post the blade replacement numbers. Was told one but they didn't fit

[@mikec421]

Would this work well for trimming doors down for rubbing issues.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Would be a perfect tool for that task! -Andy

[@marcowens3522]

👍

[@zachtheripper124]

I have this unit. The only problem I have is that it tends to clog. On certain types of wood it does nothing but clog but it does its job.

[@michaelclayton9647]

Can i use this to plane cutting boards after glue up when the cutting board is wider than my 13 inch dewalt planer?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes. I would practice with it before I worked with expensive wood, but there would be no issue using it for that.

[@michaelclayton9647]

@@WorkshopAddict thanks! I just ordered it

[@StevenLarkin]

Thanks for the comprehensive review

[@doncev1788]

Can i use it for cupped deck boards?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes.

[@liedebunker1253]

Good review. That's a very nice tool to have. How long does one full charge of the battery last please?

[@tinman1955]

Does it trim fingernails?

[@edlandry9257]

Very informative. Thank you.👍🏻

[@hcanergocmus]

Thanks for the review

[@bklyn2va2dc]

Nice video, very informative. Thanks for posting. Quick question: I need to plane the bottom of a porch beam that is comprised of three 2x12s. They don’t sit flush to each other. I am thinking of buying this planer and trying to use it to even out the surface. Do you think it would be difficult to use this upside down? I would be working overhead with it to even out the underside of the beam. Thanks

[@Feruru-qd8xs]

What happened if I’m use 6HP battery? Can I use 6HP?

Nice review! Would it work to remove the round edges a 4x4, and square it up ? I’m not looking for buying a big planer $500 just for DIY

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes, but would be fairly difficult to get them square on framing lumber.

[@carterscustomrods]

I wonder why no one makes aftermarket helix style blades for hand planers. It would make this type of tool so much better.

[@chengliu872]

What makes this better than the Ryobi 18v planer? I assume something has to make it better, considering that they Ryobi one is less than half the price.

[@bighands69]

When you go deeper with the cuts I would assume that the Dewalt will handle it better.

[@interman7715]

Cheng Liu I have the Ryobi and it is not brushless but it has enough power and does a precise job ,I am a carpenter and I use regularly.

[@jameshawkins809]

So my house has a deck belt in 1994. The hand rails very rough to the touch. Would this be good to smooth them flat so I can stand! I have tried a belt sander but boy is that making the job way to long!

[@WorkshopAddict]

It will work, and work well, but it will not be able to hit any nails as that would destroy the blades

[@travisedwards9983]

Yes, but you will need to go around with a nail punch and drive the nails in deeper/screw screws in deeper to prevent the blades from making contact. Use shallow passes as well just incase

[@kimchee94112]

Too long is relative, you should try to refinish hardwood flooring on a whole house with a 4" belt sander. You could remove a lot of wood with 24 grit silicon carbide belt. Going to hit that one nail with the planner when you sink most of it down even after using a woodworking metal detector. If you do, super light cuts stop when you see shiny spots.

[@northgeorgiahandyman2443]

Great review! Where would you go to buy replacement blades for this?

[@WorkshopAddict]

You should be able to find them on amazon amzn.to/2vspbkY

[@interman7715]

North Georgia Handyman They are just 82 mm ,the most common blade available, get them anywhere.

[@jamesx2703]

What did he push all the wood chips from the floor into? Is that a wood burner?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Floor basin for a central dust collection system.

[@chrismarkert7673]

GREAT REVIEW ANDY!

[@danham2718]

Good review, thanks!! I would also mention as you did about making sure the planer is secure if you use it as a joiner. I have known 2 people over the years who've lost half their finger holding the plane upside down in one hand and running a small piece of wood with the other, not good.

[@Gethurted]

yep - done that myself TWICE - they dont grow back !

[@bighands69]

I do not think the meant to turn it upside down but to use it to level a flat surface in your work.

[@mattseymour8637]

Do you find the dust extraction good?

[@vidpie]

5:34

[@DavePettittVoiceOver]

I would have liked to have seen it on some hardwood.

[@AlaKam09]

Nice video, you are better than me! 👍🏼💫

[@n0mar87]

Solid Review, subscribed!

[@dannyh.7490]

Nice review. I have an old Black and Decker corded model which hasn't seen much use so not sure that I'm in the market for a cordless one yet!

[@bighands69]

Take up wood work and you will be in the market for one.

[@myway936]

i have same these item but 18V can i use 20V battery my item (DCP580P2)?

[@WorkshopAddict]

You might be able to use the adapter to use the 20 volt battery.

[@myway936]

ok thank you

[@hokaidosax]

18 or 20v are same batteries

[@stk931]

Good review thank you

[@Z-add]

how is this going to save you lot of time? It's only about 3 in wide versus a table jointer that is 6in or more wide. For wide stock you will have to do multiple passes with this planer versus just one pass on a table jointer.

[@mysticalglowtv1796]

No one brings a table jointer to a job site. This is a perfect option for onsite carpenters

[@kimchee94112]

@@mysticalglowtv1796 My 4" table jointer is pretty light, the 12" table planer is much heavier still no problem to transport.

[@BrofNeeko]

Can this use any 20v battery? I have just the regular ones, not the XR batteries.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Nicholas Jaworski You can and you will probably notice a decrease in power since you only have a 1P battery rather than a 2P battery. It will be worth your money to get a larger 5.0Ah battery when possible for all your tools.

[@carterscustomrods]

Amazon has them for $149 right now, but it still feels overpriced for what it is (especially when compared to a corded hand planer, and/or the Makita cordless planer.)

[@michaelcrabtree2939]

Wish I had money to buy this....

[@jesterraj]

i keep bowin my work piece

[@azizbah555]

الشركة الأول في العالم التي اخترعت هذه المنتجات هي شركة بوش بلا منازع

[@444MarlinSS]

Huh?

[@mikehenry01]

According to Google translate: "The first company in the world that invented these products is the undisputed Bush Company". Really doesn't clarify anything for me.

[@pianobar7801]

helpful, thanks.

[@prilep18]

thank you.

[@Ethans088]

is this a good tool to make table tops flat. 2 (2x10)

[@stevegodffrey2917]

John Blow that's exactly what I'm about to do. Got the plug in version of this tool yesterday. Judging from the quality of planing on the scraps I was just playing with it will be fine.

[@stevegodffrey2917]

John Blow my outdoor table is 4 2x10's with a space. I'm looking forward to planing to get rid of the milling marks, and fixing the wobbly router ends. Anyway, rambling.. lol

[@carterscustomrods]

I feel as if this is a niche item. Personally I'd prefer a corded version as this type of tool must eat through batteries like mad and not have the power you can get from corded.

[@sosoclutch1346]

But why would you use a planer for a chamfer, just use a router or am I… ?

[@kashf8694]

That V notch is WAY too big, no way you could use it to edge out a door!

[@zeissOholic]

@Kash F - You can just decrease the depth setting to give a smaller chamfer. You don't have to use the whole V notch.

[@stevew3978]

I'm almost certain the "B" in the model number refers to a brushless motor and not baretool as you stated in your review.

[@BraxxJuventa]

4:38 Made in China???!!!!

[@BOBBY-et9xb]

that's why Donald Trump wants the manufacturers to come back to the USA

[@elpupusero]

BOBBY do not cry when the price of this planner get double price just because fat ass white want to make over 25.00 an hour

[@garretteglitis2857]

fiestasport get doubled fat ass white.... well said

[@ИгорьДемьяненко-ш2ж]

BOBBY ХА- ХА- ХА....Рассмешил!!!

[@ysaacrodriguez347]

I like , exel enter

[@danielinnes3874]

not suitable for heavy trade!! just thought id say, bought one of these 3 months ago, blew up while planing pine 4/2.... not covered by warranty if blades are chipped.. be warned!

[@kimchee94112]

Are those double sided blades? Flip one over and you're good to go. My Makita doesn't warrant belts either even on day one of purchase.

[@DylansDIYWorkshop]

buy new blades. send it in

[@dereklathe3230]

Yep it’s a bad copy of Makitas planer.

[@twoshedsjackson6478]

£300, ear defenders, dust collection and almost useless. Try using hand tools, they're much, much cheaper, much, much quieter and give a better finish.

[@garyhinchey595]

Great review thank you

[@randomrazr]

do you think i could use this to flatten a cutting block? made of maple and going over end grain

[@WorkshopAddict]

randomrazr I would not recommend that if it is endgrain. -Andy

[@randomrazr]

im not sure what elese to do to flatten it tho. you think going over end grain would damage the cutting board?

[@kimchee94112]

Belt sander, super sharp hand plane. I slice it up in 12" sections let her rip on my bench planer (sharp blades and light cuts) and joint it back - YMMV.