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Components for Planing Wood
This diagram shows the components involved in planning a piece of wood:
How it works:
1. When a workpiece enters the planer, with the planer’s depth of cut properly set, it will clear the
depth limiter [A] . For workpieces less than 8”, it is possible to bypass the limiter and receive a
deeper cut.
2. The anti-kickback fingers [B] then engage the workpiece to prevent accidental kickback.
3. As the workpiece moves further into the planer, it will engage the infeed roller [C] . The infeed
roller will bring the workpiece towards the chip breaker [D] and the cutterhead [E] .
4. As the cutterhead cuts on the workpiece, the woodchips will be broken down by the chip breaker.
5. The chip breaker and the chip deflector [F] then divert the woodchips towards the dust port for
removal.
6. As the workpiece leaves the cutter head, it will engage the outfeed roller [G], which helps to pull
the workpiece away from the planer.
7. The workpiece will also engage the bed roller [H] which helps reduce resistance as the workpiece
moves along the planer table. The height of the bed roller can be adjusted to accommodate
workpieces with various roughness.