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Hitachi 972011 12-Inch Planer Blade Set for P12RA Planer/Jointer

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Publisher: Hitachi

Brand: Hitachi
List Price: $123.32
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The Hitachi Planer Blade Set provides you with two replacement planer blades designed for use with the Hitachi Planer/Jointer (#P12R and #P12RA). The blades measure 12 inches long and are made of durable high speed steel (HSS). This product is backed by a 5-year limited warranty extended to the original purchaser.


DESCRIPTION:

Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Hitachi
EAN: 4966375113379
Feature: Planer blade set provides 2 replacement blades
Label: Hitachi
Manufacturer: Hitachi
Model: 972011
Publisher: Hitachi
Studio: Hitachi


FEATURES:

• Planer blade set provides 2 replacement blades
• For use with Hitachi Planer/Jointer (#P12R and #P12RA)
• Made of durable high speed steel (HSS)
• Blade length: 12 inches
• 5-year limited manufacturer's warranty



ACCESSORIES:

• Fine Woodworking
• Woodworking Basics: Mastering the Essentials of Craftsmanship


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CUSTOMER REVIEWS:

Customer Rating:
Summary: Review
Comment: These are good quality blades. They arrived on time and this was the best price I was able to find at the time.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Carbide Only
Comment: I have the Hitachi PR12 Planer, it's a wonderful machine. The one big problem are the steel blades. I surfaced "new" pine boards,(about 200'), and the blades already have several nicks. So much so that I have to power-sand the ridges off the boards after they've been through the planer. I'm on my third set of steel blades. At $100 a set you are approaching the cost of a new low-end planer. I've searched for carbide blades to no avail. If they,(Hitachi),don't start making carbide blades available they might as well stop making the machine. Thank you.
Customer Rating:
Summary: these are not carbide
Comment: Given a set of carbides are over [$$$] you can assume these are steel. The steel is useful for certain applications like recycling wood where you dont want a nail to shatter your carbides. Sharpening steel is about [$$]a pop, so you do the math for your needs. Given I do a lot of recyling of softwoods, the steel works fine. I rotate two sets. If you want carbide the Hitachi part number is 200001. Call a local dealer.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Carbide PLEASE!
Comment: I am very glad I bought carbide blades when I bought this unit, since they seem impossible to find now. I have had a notify request in to Amazon/ToolCrib for over a year, never got any information, and they long ago seem to have removed the carbide blade item from the site. This unit NEEDS carbide blades for the planer. Without them, the unit is relatively useless on anything harder than fresh yellow pine. Old wood, ash, oak and the like require carbide or this machine simply folds the edge of the steel knives. while they can be resharpened, they are relatively useless compared to carbide blades. The planer is great, the steel blades are a waste of time.
Customer Rating:
Summary: hss
Comment: If these are the same as the stock blades no thanks. I'm looking for carbide cutters for the p12ra Hitachi,the 972011 12" Planer Blade Set dose not specify. So I guess it is safe to assume they are high speed steel.

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