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Marked defunct in 2024 - too large for the EX2 space, and also a pain to maintain due to antiquated blade size and guarding. | |||
Replaced by the [[Surface Planer (Erbauer ERB052BTE)]] short term, long term plan for an intermediate-size machine | |||
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A surface planer used for generating a smooth and flat surface on a piece of timber, often starting from warped or rough-sawn timber. It is often followed in use by a [[Triton Thickness Planer|thickness planer]] which produces a parallel surface on the opposite face of the board. Note - in the USA a surface planer is often called a jointer - there the word 'planer' confusingly often refers to a thickness planer | A surface planer used for generating a smooth and flat surface on a piece of timber, often starting from warped or rough-sawn timber. It is often followed in use by a [[Triton Thickness Planer|thickness planer]] which produces a parallel surface on the opposite face of the board. Note - in the USA a surface planer is often called a jointer - there the word 'planer' confusingly often refers to a thickness planer | ||
