Review on DEWALT DW7350 Planer Integrated Mobile by Joe Jimenez

This is a review of the DeWalt planer stand with integrated mobile stand. I won't bore you with a list of details; However, as with all assembly projects, I highly recommend you take everything out of the box, spread out, and make sure everything is in place and accounted for (Figures 1, 2, 3, 4). .6 x 53 cm), 30 inches (76 cm) high and 60.5 pounds (27.5 kg). The MDF board measures 58.5 x 50.8 cm (23 x 20 inches). Assembly I have always been impressed by DeWalt's ability to make an assembly project as easy as possible for the user. In other words, if you follow the instructions, it's almost impossible to go wrong. What about it? On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being easy to assemble and 10 being impossible to pull out, I'll give it a 2. I'm not going to give you step-by-step instructions; However, I will mention one or two things that can make the project flow smoother. After assembling the frame and adding the wheels and levelers, use a spirit level to ensure the frame is level with the ground. This is a simple step, but it will be much easier to complete now than it will be once the stand is fully assembled (Figure 5). When attaching the legs, remember that the two screws that attach them are also used to attach the wheels. I didn't get it and had to unscrew them to attach the two legs. It's ok, but it will save you a few minutes (Fig. 6, 7). The final assembly looks like this. It took me 47 minutes from opening the box to completion (Figure 8). These are the only tools I needed to complete the project (Figure 9). Conclusion Built like a tank, fairly easy to assemble with minimal tools. I believe that it will serve me in my workshop for many years. DeWalt really gets it right. Note. All dimensions and weights are based on my product study and may differ slightly from the manufacturer's information.