00:00If your thicknesser has started leaving fuzzy edges, snipe marks, or those annoying little
00:04ridges down the middle of every board, I've got news for you, it's probably not your machine,
00:09it's your blades. I've spent the last couple of weeks digging through options, comparing prices,
00:14and reading through thousands of real user reviews to find the 5 best planer blade sets
00:18you can actually buy right now. So let's get into the top 5 planer blades for wood thicknessers,
00:23and I promise every one of these is worth a look. Starting off with the FOXBC 333mm HSS planer
00:31knives, these are the replacements for the DeWalt DW735 and DW735X, subbing in for the DW7352.
00:40If you own that planer, you already know the factory blades are great but they wear out fast,
00:44and DeWalt's own replacements are pricey. These are proper high-speed steel, double-edged,
00:49so when one side dulls you just flip them around and you've basically got a second set for free.
00:54They're $22.31, they've sold over 4,400 sets, and they're sitting at a 4.8 rating.
01:02For a DW735 owner, that's honestly a no-brainer. Next up, the FOXBC 13-inch,
01:10332mm HSS planer blades made for the Metabo DH330 and Interskull machines, and this one comes as a set
01:17too. What I like here is the value. You're paying $13.91 for a full set, which is less than
01:24most
01:24people spend on lunch, and you're getting a clean, sharp cut across the full 13-inch width.
01:29Over 4,300 sold and a 4.9 rating tells you people aren't just buying them once,
01:35they're coming back. If you run a Metabo, keep a spare set in the drawer, you'll thank yourself later.
01:42Third on the list, and this is the one for the smaller benchtop crowd, the FOXBC 210x16.5x1.5mm
01:49blades built for the Einhell THSP204 and TCSP204. Two blades in the pack, $10.19.
01:58That's about $5 a blade. Now the thing with those little Einhell
02:02planers is that the stock knives nick really easily if you hit a hidden staple or a bit of grit,
02:06so having cheap, quality HSS replacements on hand completely changes how you use the machine.
02:124.9 rating, 4,200 plus sold, it's the easiest $10 you'll spend on your workshop this month.
02:19Coming in at number 4, the FOXBC 320x12x1.5mm blades, and this set is the multi-tasker of the
02:27group. It fits the Triton TPT125, the Delta 22-560, the TP400LS, the Craftsman 21758,
02:36and the Win 6550 so that one 12-and-a-half-inch size covers a huge chunk of the hobby
02:40planers out
02:41there. $15.19 for two blades, and here's the kicker, a perfect five-star rating with over 4,000
02:48sold. That's really hard to do. If you're running any of those machines, this is the set I'd grab
02:55first. And rounding out the list at number 5, the FOXBC 13-inch 333mm HSS blades for the Skepik
03:03PLM1800, sold as a set of two for $10.75. Skepik owners usually get stung on parts pricing,
03:11so seeing a full set of high-speed steel knives for under $11 is genuinely refreshing.
03:16They've moved just over 3,000 sets with a flawless 5-star rating, which tells me the fit and the
03:21edge
03:21retention are both spot-on. Swap these in and you'll be pulling glass smooth boards off the
03:27machine again. All the links are down in the description below, so go check the current prices,
03:32they do move around. If this helped you out, drop a like, and hit subscribe for more workshop gear
03:38reviews. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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