Bosch 1594K 6.5 Amp 3-1/4-Inch Planer Kit | Excellent tool

Bosch 1594K 6.5 Amp 3-1/4-Inch Planer Kit | Great Buy

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Bosch 1594K 6.5 Am...

	Bosch 1594K 6.5 Amp 3-1/4-Inch Planer Kit Bosch Bosch average customer review:based on 47 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Planer Kit With Bevel Guide Fence, 3-1/4" x 3/32", 6.5A, Chip Ejection Switch Allows Debris To Eject On Either Side, Accepts Large HSS Blades, Spring Loaded Park Rest Stand, Protects The Blade & The Workpiece.

Excellent tool - with a case

I have a number of Bosch tools, and this planer has the quality I've come to expect. The description doesn't mention it, but it comes with a fitted case. The metal case listed as an accessory is not needed.

Great Buy

I am restoring a 96 year old house and needed to take off 96 years of crappy, cracked, tough paint. Tried everything before this and wish I would have started here. Bought the product with a little hesitation since there were a few bad reviews. None of which has been applicable to me. This planer has been great - goes all day long with a powerful motor and get the job done. Will work great once I get to the molding. The only problem is that its a bit heavy to hold up all day long which isn't what it was really meant for. Aside from that little issue I would definitely recommend.

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Excellent planer

I spent over an hour with a carefully sharpened block plane taking a few 16ths of an inch off the back edge of some 1 1/2" oak butcherblock countertop I was installing. I saw several more hours ahead of me squaring up the rest of the countertop when I came across this power planer. I am extremely pleased with the machine. It is much quieter than I expected, the cut is perfect, even in end grain, and I didn't see any of the quality problems others have reported (e.g., the bottom plates are perfectly flat and aligned out of the box).

The only minor issue I had was with my first cut on the long edge of a piece of scrap, and that was a matter of learning how to get the best results with the planer. I had some snipe at the end of the cut as the planer bottom was coming off the wood. To avoid this, all you have to do is shift your pressure to the rear of the planer and the surface will be perfect. I was able to plane end grain on a piece of 1 1/2" oak that was shorter than the planer with absolutely no snipe by shifting pressure from the front at the start of the cut to the back at the second half of the cut.

The ability to divert the exhaust to rigt or left is also a great feature.

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