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DEWALT DW7352 Replaceable Knives for DW735 13 Inch Planer |  | Brand: DeWALT
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $77.42
Buy New: $48.99
as of 3/14/2010 13:53 UTC details
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Seller: billv45
Rating:  36 reviews
Sales Rank: 2290
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 16.3 x 4 x 0.4
MPN: DW7352
Model: DW7352
UPC: 028877374284
EAN: 0028877374284
ASIN: B0000CCXUB
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Amazon.com Product Description
A planer is necessary for all wood finishing jobs, but a quality planer needs quality knives. The DEWALT DW7352 replaceable knives for the DW735 Planer help your planer get the job done well. Crafted from M2 laminated tool steel, these blades outlast the industry standard and are double sided for continual performance. The machined locator holes make installation a snap by aligning with the cutter-head. Choose these blades as a better, more convenient and cost effective alternative to sharpening.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 36
 What's all the fuss a out - they're great. March 12, 2010
Robert Gaffney (Whately, MA)
First of all, they're TWO sided. Next, they're perfectly machined, for correct planing. Finally, they're easy to install.
I wouldn't trade my DeWalt planer for anything, and these blades are part of the package.
 Aluminum foil? December 22, 2009
faffie (aptos, ca USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was so unhappy with these knives I almost gave up on my DeWalt 13" planer. The planer itself does just what it is supposed to, but these replacement knives dull almost immediately, they have only one side, and can't be sharpened. I did a frantic internet search and found Infinity Tools, which carries their own 13" replacement knives for this Dewalt planer under "Specialty Planer and Jointer Knives." They are two-sided, resharpenable and last a very long time. I had to slightly overbore the set pin holes, but that was no big deal. I brought that little defect up to the folks at Infinity and they admitted they'd heard the same thing from a couple of other customers, but said they sell a ton of them so I guess everyone just makes that little adjustment and gets back to working wood. I don't know if Infinity has started offering replacement knives for the 12.5" planer, but I could not recommend the DeWalt 13" model if alternative knives were not available. DeWalt is doing their product's image no favors with their name brand knives. It is a good little planer but the aluminum foil quality of the DeWalt replacement knives is horrendous. I don't know what MBA (and I am one) did the cost benefit analysis, but I can't believe they sell enough of these flimsy replacement knives to offset unrealized purchases of the planer they lose due to negative word of mouth. Buy the planer, not the knives.
DEWALT DW7352 December 13, 2009
George S. (Idaho)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have built a 4000 sq. ft. house using this planner and if you put a heavy layer of Johnston floor paste wax on the bed plate every 300 lin. feet it will solve your feed problems. If the lumber is real dirty I use my old planner first.
 I scewed up! October 27, 2009
R. Arnason (Bandon or)
Sure wish I would have checked on blade replacement prior to purchase of the DeWalt Planer DW 735.
It is pretty hard to fathom that DeWalt has not corrected this situation.
It is a competative world and they seem not to be worried.
Anyone out there want to purchase a DW 735 planer? Mine is for sale at a good price.
the good and the bad October 9, 2009
Jeremy J. Siess (USA)
Like others have said this an excellent piece of equipment with a fatal flaw. The blades turn into so much junk very quickly. Especially if you do more than take off a more than a 64th or so regardless of species. That said until the blades wear out it is a spectacular planer. It leaves a very clean finish and very little if any snipe. I only use it on a few specific situations and leave all of the real planing to my 26" bridgewood with a helical carbide insert head. If only there were good relatively inexpensive aftermarket carbide knives. Infinitytools makes them but they cost anywhere from $200-250 a set. I don't know about anyone else, but that's a heck of a lot of money for carbide knives. Granted they can be resharpened a couple of times, but I can replace all 130 sumodd of the carbide inserts on my helical head for almost half of that.
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