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Quite useful, thank you🙂 I am goimg to try using a heat gun for a much smaller piece of acrylic

Thank you. Really helped me make my decision.

I bought the WEN planer with the helical cutter...stock comes out glass smooth and snipe free...at half the price of the Dewalt...good enough for me!

Your summary sheet was wrong - you had the DeWalt Maple as big chip at 96, good 179. Your testing was the obvious - the 96 was good on the maple, with chipping at the 179. Doesn’t change results much, unless you intend to plane Maple.

"everyone"...really?!

Great video, thanks! The links to the rails are much appreciated - cheaper than I was expecting!

How's the quality for the rail guides? Are they level?

there is a 2 speed wen planer that will do the things your looking for with faster and slower speeds

I’ve had same when for a few years and it’s rather great. But having not a fantastic dust collection system in my shop I wonder if the blower in the dewalt would make a big difference sending the chips out. I don’t believe when has one of those..

I have bad luck with the blades (getting chip). I am too cheap to replace the blades. I clean it up with a hand plane.

You are my hero. You saved me time ,money and headaches trying to figure this out on my own

this jointer on Amazon U.S is $649 and change, here in Canada it is $2172 and change!! we get so ripped off here in Canada!!

Is it possible for you to export your lightburn files to SVG so non lightburn users can cut out the patterns on their machines? Thanks so much!

thanks for sharing. I got the WEN 6" jointer about 6 months ago, looks exactly like the Craftsman $300 or so..I paid WEN $249 total, free shipping. Very pleased with this Jointer. I have owned Delta and Craftsman in the past. And thanks for the cutter links.

Спасибо! Было очень интересно!

The fact that you're not using a clean filter for the box fan invalidates your experiment results. You should have run the test with a brand new filter.

Needed this! Great job!

This is absolutely amazing!

Keyhole solution is very clever

Hey man, I just finished my sled following your video. Thanks for helping with the learning curve! Pretty brilliant! On my workbench / out feed table I have multiple T tracks so I can use the Powertec clamps to hold my workpiece as well as the long rails.

FindBuy also makes helical cutterhead for DW735 as well for under $400 - nearly half of Shelix.

Do you want to sell your Woodpeckers fence?

Well done! Saving me a lot of trouble and answering all my questions, thank you again for your video.

Dewalt isn’t better!!! Motor is weak, and over priced…

i haven't put together my sled yet. But i got the same 20mm cross rails, and weight of my 3.25hp bosch is too unstable. Just lightly touching it will easily twist the whole sled which would cause the bit to gouge sideways. So before i even try use it, i'll get the sbr 20 rail which i assume is much more rigid

Hi thanks for the video! I was planning on building this exact sled, but I'm worried that these cross rails might not be perfectly straight, or might have some give in them with a 2.3hp router on them. I'm considering using the same rails as the sides, with the rigid aluminum, as my cross rails. Price is about the same and there would be extra rigidity. Any thoughts on this? Am I worried about a non-issue? My sled would be more than 41" wide....

Why did you trim to a width of 11.25"? Rail slide space or more ridged just wondering? I am about to cut my plastic and was curious why you didn't leave it at 12". Maybe I miss understood are all the peases 11.25 or the combined leanth of all 3 11.25? Thanks for any info.

Thanks great video.

&8:00 where did you find that lever thingy that fits in the block?

these jointers are good for wood stock no longer than the base also they will bog down with pieces wider than 4 " If you don't have room for a real jointer for longer stock its better to use a planner with a sled and shim technique

Fantastic video!!

I used a “blowtorch” and wafted it back and forth and got two 90degree corners.

So I can move the DW735 around.. but it IS heavy. So I bought a stand for it. What I decided to get was the Dewalt DW7440RS stand ($180 on amazon). It doesn't match up perfectly.. so I read a few comments elsewhere about putting some ply on the two removable arms, then mount the DW735 to that. However, I found even with my scrap birch ply it was still a little low. So I set up some 2x4s on top of the ply, and for now used some thick long screws (with socket wrench head, not philips) to mount thru the 2x4 and in to the ply. I glued those down as well to add a little more strength. Even so, I see there is an area I can run a strap under the unit around the two arms that attach to the stand. So I plan on doing that for one more bit of holding power so when I put the stand in vertical mode to move it, the unit will hopefully not come off despite bolted to 2x4 and ply and glued down. Just worried the weight of it going from upright mode to vertical 90 degrees will come loose.

Perfeito

Great video! Would you recommend this planer or the Wahuda 13" two-speed planer? I've been looking for a planer for some time and singled it down to these two. I'm curious to see which you would recommend.

Beautiful design I had to visit amazon just now. Thanks

Great video, thanks for creating and sharing!

Thanks man...appreciated Cheers

Beautiful job. Love the rolled edges. You have a new subscriber.

Some of this may not be the safest way but you certainly opened my eyes to other similar ideas I would love to try for similar results as yours. Great job good man you broadened many peoples horizons

Make your own sled. Simple and easy as long as its level and slides easy.

What a simple, easy fix! Then if you have longer wood, you could use those roller supports on bot ends to handle the bend in the boards. 👍👍👍

tremendous video, thank you

Also seeing they're all made by the same vendor would this fit the WEN?

There are quite a few bad reviews on Amazon that have made me weary of Wahuda. You upgraded from the Wen though so I'm assuming you're finding it better? Other comments say that maybe there's a newer model that fixes some of the alignment issues on Amazon. Would love your thoughts!

I just ordered this and want to build a pull out into my work table how you have yours. Do you find it low to use though? How high is your work table? Thanks!

Some belts, stepper motors and a laptop and u got urself a cnc. Well done

Great video

One word of caution. The lineair axels that I bought were not straight. They were about 1,5mm off in the middle. Still the result was very much acceptable. And I need to vacuum the WHOLE garage.

Great video, thanks for sharing! I’m in the market for a jointer and a planer. I’m considering getting a 10" jointer and wondering if I could use it temporarily as a planer until I can afford a dedicated planer. Also, is the depth fully adjustable on the jointers? Thanks and cheers! If anyone else has experience with using a jointer in this way or knows about the depth adjustment, I’d appreciate your insights!”