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Dewalt Planer 1150W with Suction System
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Dewalt Planer 1150W with Suction System

PLANER 4mm DEWALT D26501K 1150W. A powerful planer that can easily handle hard woods. With an electronic brake, it stops the planer's blades in less than 2 seconds for increased safety.

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PLANER 4mm DEWALT D26501K 1150W. A powerful planer that can easily handle hard woods. With an electronic brake, it stops the planer's blades in less than 2 seconds for increased safety.

  • Rated input power: 1150 W
  • Cutting depth: 4 mm
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  • Power

    The power of the motor. Higher power means more efficient and faster work, especially on hard materials.

  • Maximum Motor Speed

    The maximum number of rotations or strokes that the motor can deliver. Determines the cutting or sanding speed.
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Description

Description

PLANER 4mm DEWALT D26501K 1150W. A powerful planer that can easily handle hard woods. With an electronic brake, it stops the planer's blades in less than 2 seconds for increased safety.

  • Rated input power: 1150 W
  • Cutting depth: 4 mm

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Power Source
Electric
Type
Planer

Current Specifications

Power
1150 W

Power

The power of the motor. Higher power means more efficient and faster work, especially on hard materials.

Features & Functions

Maximum Motor Speed
11500 rpm

Maximum Motor Speed

The maximum number of rotations or strokes that the motor can deliver. Determines the cutting or sanding speed.
Speed Setting
No

Speed Setting

Allows adjustment of speed according to the material and the task, offering control and precision.
Dust Suction System
Yes

Dust Suction System


Receptacle for vacuum cleaner or dust collection bag insertion.
Handle Included
No
Brushless
No
Integrated Light
No
Net Weight
4 kg

Plunge Router

Side Guide
Yes

Planers

Corner Notch
Yes
Grinding Thickness
4 mm
Cut Depth
25 mm
Scaling Width
82 mm

Contents

Carrying Case
Case

Carrying Case

Case
It is delivered together with a carrying case or suitcase.
Accessories
TCT 2-sided knives & Parallel guide & Material removal guide & Dust extraction mouthpiece & Left or right chip removal & Chip bag
Kit Contents
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • apox
    5
    6 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    apox

    I have had the tool for only one month and have used it once. Therefore, my review may not do justice to the tool. It has an incredible finish in planing, making you think it has gone through a sanding process and leaves a nice feeling in its operation, a feeling of security. I used it as a planer, although the tool is not a planer but a jointer. I also used it at the maximum planing width, meaning I had a surface of 8cm and wanted to reduce the thickness of this surface from 1.7cm to 1.5cm. I set the planing adjustment at 0.5mm increments because it is better to take off a little at a time rather than a lot all at once. So I passed the planer over the surface 4 times, 4x0.5mm=2cm, which is the amount I wanted to reduce the thickness. Unfortunately, the result was an uneven thickness of the surface, both in width and length, instead of being a consistent 1.5cm throughout. Perhaps it is because I used wood that was at the maximum planing capacity of the tool (the truth is that the edge was raised like a little mountain), but also maybe because I did not apply the same pressure to the tool throughout the planing process. It requires a lot of practice and experience to achieve what you want, as well as using it for its intended purpose of planing and not jointing. If I notice anything different, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool, as I will use it more. Finally, the tool has excellent construction quality.

    As I mentioned above, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool. The tool has an incredible finish and a variety of accessories, such as parallel and depth guides and a sawdust collection bag in the k version. As for its use, it requires a very steady hand in terms of pressure during the movement of the planer, and then you will achieve excellent results. This is not specific to this tool, but all hand planers are like this. It's different from a stationary planer with a table. With the help of guides, practice, and experience, one can achieve consistent planing results. I highly recommend it. Finally, I was impressed by how smoothly it planes hard woods without struggling. If anyone has noticed anything else about the tool, I would like to hear their opinion.

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  • apox
    5
    apox

    I have had the tool for only one month and have used it once. Therefore, my review may not do justice to the tool. It has an incredible finish in planing, making you think it has gone through a sanding process and leaves a nice feeling in its operation, a feeling of security. I used it as a planer, although the tool is not a planer but a jointer. I also used it at the maximum planing width, meaning I had a surface of 8cm and wanted to reduce the thickness of this surface from 1.7cm to 1.5cm. I set the planing adjustment at 0.5mm increments because it is better to take off a little at a time rather than a lot all at once. So I passed the planer over the surface 4 times, 4x0.5mm=2cm, which is the amount I wanted to reduce the thickness. Unfortunately, the result was an uneven thickness of the surface, both in width and length, instead of being a consistent 1.5cm throughout. Perhaps it is because I used wood that was at the maximum planing capacity of the tool (the truth is that the edge was raised like a little mountain), but also maybe because I did not apply the same pressure to the tool throughout the planing process. It requires a lot of practice and experience to achieve what you want, as well as using it for its intended purpose of planing and not jointing. If I notice anything different, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool, as I will use it more. Finally, the tool has excellent construction quality.

    As I mentioned above, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool. The tool has an incredible finish and a variety of accessories, such as parallel and depth guides and a sawdust collection bag in the k version. As for its use, it requires a very steady hand in terms of pressure during the movement of the planer, and then you will achieve excellent results. This is not specific to this tool, but all hand planers are like this. It's different from a stationary planer with a table. With the help of guides, practice, and experience, one can achieve consistent planing results. I highly recommend it. Finally, I was impressed by how smoothly it planes hard woods without struggling. If anyone has noticed anything else about the tool, I would like to hear their opinion.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
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Description & Specifications

PLANER 4mm DEWALT D26501K 1150W. A powerful planer that can easily handle hard woods. With an electronic brake, it stops the planer's blades in less than 2 seconds for increased safety.

  • Rated input power: 1150 W
  • Cutting depth: 4 mm

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Main Specifications

Power Source
Electric
Type
Planer

Current Specifications

Power
1150 W

Power

The power of the motor. Higher power means more efficient and faster work, especially on hard materials.

Features & Functions

Maximum Motor Speed
11500 rpm

Maximum Motor Speed

The maximum number of rotations or strokes that the motor can deliver. Determines the cutting or sanding speed.
Speed Setting
No

Speed Setting

Allows adjustment of speed according to the material and the task, offering control and precision.
Dust Suction System
Yes

Dust Suction System


Receptacle for vacuum cleaner or dust collection bag insertion.
Handle Included
No
Brushless
No
Integrated Light
No
Net Weight
4 kg

Plunge Router

Side Guide
Yes

Planers

Corner Notch
Yes
Grinding Thickness
4 mm
Cut Depth
25 mm
Scaling Width
82 mm

Contents

Carrying Case
Case

Carrying Case

Case
It is delivered together with a carrying case or suitcase.
Accessories
TCT 2-sided knives & Parallel guide & Material removal guide & Dust extraction mouthpiece & Left or right chip removal & Chip bag
Kit Contents
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

5.0
1
5.0
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • apox
    5
    6 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    apox

    I have had the tool for only one month and have used it once. Therefore, my review may not do justice to the tool. It has an incredible finish in planing, making you think it has gone through a sanding process and leaves a nice feeling in its operation, a feeling of security. I used it as a planer, although the tool is not a planer but a jointer. I also used it at the maximum planing width, meaning I had a surface of 8cm and wanted to reduce the thickness of this surface from 1.7cm to 1.5cm. I set the planing adjustment at 0.5mm increments because it is better to take off a little at a time rather than a lot all at once. So I passed the planer over the surface 4 times, 4x0.5mm=2cm, which is the amount I wanted to reduce the thickness. Unfortunately, the result was an uneven thickness of the surface, both in width and length, instead of being a consistent 1.5cm throughout. Perhaps it is because I used wood that was at the maximum planing capacity of the tool (the truth is that the edge was raised like a little mountain), but also maybe because I did not apply the same pressure to the tool throughout the planing process. It requires a lot of practice and experience to achieve what you want, as well as using it for its intended purpose of planing and not jointing. If I notice anything different, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool, as I will use it more. Finally, the tool has excellent construction quality.

    As I mentioned above, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool. The tool has an incredible finish and a variety of accessories, such as parallel and depth guides and a sawdust collection bag in the k version. As for its use, it requires a very steady hand in terms of pressure during the movement of the planer, and then you will achieve excellent results. This is not specific to this tool, but all hand planers are like this. It's different from a stationary planer with a table. With the help of guides, practice, and experience, one can achieve consistent planing results. I highly recommend it. Finally, I was impressed by how smoothly it planes hard woods without struggling. If anyone has noticed anything else about the tool, I would like to hear their opinion.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • apox
    5
    apox

    I have had the tool for only one month and have used it once. Therefore, my review may not do justice to the tool. It has an incredible finish in planing, making you think it has gone through a sanding process and leaves a nice feeling in its operation, a feeling of security. I used it as a planer, although the tool is not a planer but a jointer. I also used it at the maximum planing width, meaning I had a surface of 8cm and wanted to reduce the thickness of this surface from 1.7cm to 1.5cm. I set the planing adjustment at 0.5mm increments because it is better to take off a little at a time rather than a lot all at once. So I passed the planer over the surface 4 times, 4x0.5mm=2cm, which is the amount I wanted to reduce the thickness. Unfortunately, the result was an uneven thickness of the surface, both in width and length, instead of being a consistent 1.5cm throughout. Perhaps it is because I used wood that was at the maximum planing capacity of the tool (the truth is that the edge was raised like a little mountain), but also maybe because I did not apply the same pressure to the tool throughout the planing process. It requires a lot of practice and experience to achieve what you want, as well as using it for its intended purpose of planing and not jointing. If I notice anything different, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool, as I will use it more. Finally, the tool has excellent construction quality.

    As I mentioned above, I will come back to not unfairly judge the tool. The tool has an incredible finish and a variety of accessories, such as parallel and depth guides and a sawdust collection bag in the k version. As for its use, it requires a very steady hand in terms of pressure during the movement of the planer, and then you will achieve excellent results. This is not specific to this tool, but all hand planers are like this. It's different from a stationary planer with a table. With the help of guides, practice, and experience, one can achieve consistent planing results. I highly recommend it. Finally, I was impressed by how smoothly it planes hard woods without struggling. If anyone has noticed anything else about the tool, I would like to hear their opinion.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
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