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Disapointed and now my back hurts: I went to lowes after much anguish as to which planer to buy. I bought the dw735 at $549 brand new in the box factory sealed btw. Well I got the beast home by myself, down the steps, mounted onto my workbench. I also went out the next day and got some hose fittings so I could attach my vac if I wanted to. Well after all that I went to power it up for the first time this morning so I could plane the boards I have, and...... utter disapointment. The unit did not even power on. The manual said to check the... Turning Wood into Noise!: I bought this planer at the local woodworking show, in May 2006. For $400 out the door the dealer tossed in a spare set of knives and the dust collection system. Projects have included a new rudder and daggerboard keel for my sailboat, made from African mahogany, and this planer really did a nice job. I added a pair of in/outfeed tables and I highly recommend doing this. Raising the outfeed table slightly will eliminate most tendency to snipe. I also added the DW7350 mobile base, which I highly... Works well at either speed.: Works way better than the equivalent JET and much better than my (really) old Mikita. I recommend the folding table accessory, but I still get snipe on short boards. (Probably a matter of adjustment). I had been dreading the day that the blades needed to be changed (turned around actually, blades have two edges) but that turned out to be a snap! The rotating drum has pegs that fit into alignment holes in the blades. I rarely use it on the 'finish' speed (179 cuts per inch) as it works just fine at 'rough'...
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