wood surface planer is a kind of Woodworking machine that use rotary or fixed planers to process flat or shaped surfaces of wood. According to different process uses, woodworking planers can be divided into flat planers, single-sided planers, double-sided planers, double-sided planers, three-sided planers, four-sided planers and polishing planers.

The woodworking surface planer is used to plan a reference plane or two orthogonal planes of the workpiece. The motor is driven by the tape to drive the planer shaft to rotate at a high speed, and the workpiece is fed to the planer shaft by pressing the workpiece along the guide plate against the front worktable. The front worktable is lower than the rear worktable, and the height is adjustable, and the height difference is the thickness of the planing layer. Adjusting the guide plate can change the machining width and angle of the workpiece. The structure of the joint planer is similar to that of the flat planer, but the machining accuracy is higher. Planing is mainly used for the processing of the joint surface of the board. Woodworking planers are used to plan boards and squares to obtain precise thicknesses. The planer shaft of the single-sided woodworking planer performs a rotating cutting motion, and the four rollers located on the upper and lower sides of the wood make the wood feed, and pass the tool shaft along the worktable. The double-sided woodworking planer is processed by two cutter shafts at the same time. Depending on the arrangement of the cutter shafts, it can plan two opposite or adjacent sides of the workpiece. A three-sided wood planer utilizes three spindles to plan three sides of a workpiece at the same time. The four-sided woodworking planer uses 4 to 8 cutter shafts to plan the four sides of the workpiece at the same time, with high productivity and suitable for mass production.

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