Used Wood planers for sale (1,288)

Four Side Planer
WEINIG Profimat 22N

Four Side Planer
TOS SVITAVY 50

Planer
ŻEFAM typ DSZC-40

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Surface planer levelling machine
PRIMULTINI 40

Wood planer jointer
BAUERLE typ A951
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Four Side Planer
LEADERMAC LMC 723C

Four Side Planer
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Double-sided planer
TOS SVITAVY 80

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ŻEFAM 40

Four Side Planer
WEINIG

Thickness planer
JAROMA DSMB 80

Four Side Planer
WINTER UNIMAX 5-23

Combination of planer and thicknesser
JAROMA DYSC-3

Thickness planer thicknesser
Jaroma DSFA 30

Wood planer jointer
REX 40

Double-sided thickness planer
TOS SVITAVY 80

Thickness planer
KAMRO DH 6
How can I spot good Planers?
Check the Blades
Ensure the planer blades are sharp and free from significant chips or damage. A good planer should have blades that are not only well-maintained but also adjustable for depth and angle, providing flexibility for various types of woodworking projects.
Inspect the Flatness and Alignment
The surface of the planer, especially where the material feeds into the machine, must be perfectly flat and aligned correctly to ensure accurate, smooth finishes. Any misalignment can lead to skewed or imperfectly planed surfaces.
Examine the Motor and Power Output
Critical for performance, the condition of the motor is fundamental. A robust motor without signs of overheating or excessive noise indicates a reliable machine. Higher power outputs typically equate to the ability to handle harder materials and prolonged use.
Look for Features Enhancing Convenience and Safety
Check for features such as dust extractors, safety switches, and easy-to-read gauges that enhance the working experience and increase the safety levels during operation. These are hallmark signs of well-designed, quality machinery.
Overall Condition and Cleanliness
A well-cared-for planer will generally have a clean appearance with no excessive rust or dirt buildup, which can affect the precision and longevity of the machine. Regular maintenance reflects on the overall machine quality and its previous owner's dedication.
Check the Blades
Ensure the planer blades are sharp and free from significant chips or damage. A good planer should have blades that are not only well-maintained but also adjustable for depth and angle, providing flexibility for various types of woodworking projects.
Inspect the Flatness and Alignment
The surface of the planer, especially where the material feeds into the machine, must be perfectly flat and aligned correctly to ensure accurate, smooth finishes. Any misalignment can lead to skewed or imperfectly planed surfaces.
Examine the Motor and Power Output
Critical for performance, the condition of the motor is fundamental. A robust motor without signs of overheating or excessive noise indicates a reliable machine. Higher power outputs typically equate to the ability to handle harder materials and prolonged use.
Look for Features Enhancing Convenience and Safety
Check for features such as dust extractors, safety switches, and easy-to-read gauges that enhance the working experience and increase the safety levels during operation. These are hallmark signs of well-designed, quality machinery.
Overall Condition and Cleanliness
A well-cared-for planer will generally have a clean appearance with no excessive rust or dirt buildup, which can affect the precision and longevity of the machine. Regular maintenance reflects on the overall machine quality and its previous owner's dedication.

Surface planer levelling machine
BAUERLE 510

Thickness planer
ARGEMI 50

Four Side Planer
WEINIG UNIMAT 23E

Four Side Planer
WEINIG U 14K

Four Side Planer
REIGNMAC RMM 723

Four Side Planer
REIGNMAC RMM423

Thickness planer
Jaroma DSMC 60

Four Side Planer
MBQ 418E
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