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Holzstar ADH 250 Jointing Planer Thicknesser
This compact thicknesser/planer from Holzstar is perfect for angle joints and precise surface planing of solid wood boards, planks and slats. Fitted with a powerful 2hp motor. Easy and precise adjustment of the chip removal in precision thicknessing of up to 2mm. Automatic workpiece feed from a geared intake roller which gives even and constant feeding of the wood. The intake and discharge rollers are rubberised to prevent marking during thicknessing. Pivotable aluminium jointing stop from 0° to 45°. The jointing table is constructed from a milled cast aluminium. The blade shaft has 2 HSS planing knifes. Includes integrated extraction unit and chip bag. Suitable for home workshop or for light tradesman use.
This thicknesser planer comes with blades and the additional blades shown are for future replacement.
Yes. there are five very important issues to remember. These tips will help you get long and satisfactory use of your machine. The first is that the beds of both planers and thicknessers must be cleaned and degreased thoroughly before the first operation and then have a protective coat applied to these surfaces such as wax or other machine protection coating. These surfaces should offer little resistance to the movement of the wood passing over it. This will require regular maintenance and application over the life of the machine. The second is that there must be adequate dust collection at all times and that the feed mechanisms and other areas prone to dust and chip build-up must be blown off regularly. The third issue is that particularly during their early operation their drive belts must be inspected and re-tensioned as required. Number four would be not to overload the machine by attempting to plane too much in one pass. The final piece of advice we would offer is that sharp blades are critical to the satisfactory operation of your planer and should be changed as required.