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Old 04-10-2008, 06:09 PM   #1
 
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March 21, I snagged the Delta 22-580 planer Brian (bdjessup) had for sale. When I arrived to pick up my score, he found he had three sets of spare knives for the planer, which he tossed in the deal at no extra charge!

Not pictured is the dust chute, and the hanger Brian had fabricated (another nice freebie he forced me to take ).
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SWEET!!!! I believe those knives are double sided, so it will be a while before you'll be needing any more.
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Cool gloat, I got to use my new planer for the first time the last two weekends and loved it. YOU ROCK
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Wow, three free sets of knives?

Suckage.
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That machine looks like new!! Way to go.

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What a great deal Tom, enjoy the planer.

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Well sir, I do believe YOU SUCK!!

Congrats on the score!
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Belated or not, YOU SUCK. Good luck making nice thin flat wood !!!
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NICE score Tom! Mucho SUCKAGE to you!

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NICE score Tom! Mucho SUCKAGE to you!

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Agree.....nice haul
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Free knives!

A belated gloat deserves a timely "YOU SUCKED!"
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Congrats Tom
IIRC that unit has a left and right-handed mode

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Awesome gloat, and a You Suck!!! is in order.

I have the 22-580 and it does a good job. I generally take light cuts, 1/4 turn between passes. On wide stock (10 -12 inches) I go a little bit less between passes. FWIW I rarely use the slower "finish" speed.

Once upon a time they used to carry those replacement blades at Lowes. I just got a set from Amazon. This is my third replacement set in 5 years. Three sets should last you a very long time.


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Congrats!! Very nice addition!!
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