Dewalt XR planer , I’ll leave the vid here for your pleasure

Turner85Member since Jun 2015

Unimpressed by the changes myself. Of course it will be dearer here in Europe. It goes for under $400 in the states. I’m guessing €600-€700

locksmithmattMember since May 2014

KWC wrote:

Dear Mr Y

Believe when I tell.. You will love the saw..

My test crew and I have try it and all off the guys will bye it when it will be on the marked.. A quote from one of them” FUCK the price I won’t one..!”

I’m sure there’s no doubt that we all want one , the US version just looks more robust and worth the money compared to the EU version

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Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015

Well on the plastic note, this saw is marketed for portability. Now I like mine the way it is but 2 things: 

 

1) Weight. They’ll save pounds by going to plastic

 

2) Material marring. Plastic takes a hit or cut and it’s easy and cheap to replace. The machined handles on the US version however are perminant. Gouge it and it’s there forever. Over time it will get banged up and potentially have sharp edges to contend with. The sacrafice is durability of course. 

 

As for the miter handle, mine has been a bit difficult to deal with since it came out of the box. Somewhere is probablya way to adjust it, but I have to push it all the way down with crushing force to keep it from hitting the positivestops all the way around. 

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

KWC wrote:

Dear Mr Y

Believe when I tell.. You will love the saw..

My test crew and I have try it and all off the guys will bye it when it will be on the marked.. A quote from one of them” FUCK the price I won’t one..!”

 

I bet I will, but to me they could have taken the US model, added dual bevel and be done and I would be a happy man.

But as I’ve said, it’s only my first feeling after seeing the picture from the EU model.

If only they changed the miter knob, scales and made the handles yellow it would’ve looked a whole lot different.

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

DeWALT UK just announced the cordless brushless planer on Facebook. Model DCP580 available from April in the UK…

 

Video…http://d.pr/v/1jXBP

rossi7xMember since Oct 2012

tomdog22 wrote:

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but something tells me you’re gonna have a whole heap of issues trying to get that to run on a Dewalt Li-ion Battery…. Best of luck…  

locksmithmattMember since May 2014

rossi7x wrote:

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but something tells me you’re gonna have a whole heap of issues trying to get that to run on a Dewalt Li-ion Battery…. Best of luck…

That’s defo the wrong colour

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Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015

Mr. Yellow wrote:

DeWALT UK just announced the cordless brushless planer on Facebook. Model DCP580 available from April in the UK…

 

Video…http://d.pr/v/1jXBP

 

What a nice container it has. 

RickyMcGrathMember since Oct 2014

I LIKE! Oversized chip collection bag and a clear chute to make sure it’s cutting and to make sure it isn’t clogged. Also has the locking system for the dust extractor. Well thought out.

Turner85Member since Jun 2015

Is that on board spare blades I just seen. Nice feature if so

Mr. YellowMember since Jan 2011

Yep, you are right Turner. Onboard storage for replacement blades. It’s on the right side near the back.

At 0.13 in the video you can clearly see the little black cap that covers them.

Petro0311Member since Oct 2015

Damn I missed it. Dano did you find another one?

DooDarMember since Oct 2012

Does anyone know if the planer has one or two blades on the cutting barrel?? I have seen the Bosch cordless planner has only one, and I am pretty sure that the Makita is the same! I would have thought the Dewalt would be the same, putting less stress on the motor.

rossi7xMember since Oct 2012

DooDar wrote:

Does anyone know if the planer has one or two blades on the cutting barrel?? I have seen the Bosch cordless planner has only one, and I am pretty sure that the Makita is the same! I would have thought the Dewalt would be the same, putting less stress on the motor.

The Planer has two blades on the cutting barrel… Standard size 82mm double sided blades… 

 

Makita has the same too..

Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015

Anyone know of an ETA for this thing in the US? I’m so sick of waiting…I need this thing last year already. 

Turner85Member since Jun 2015

This is now available in Ireland from a local dealer, anyone picked it up in Europe yet?

Think I’ll be picking it up within the next week

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