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  1. 10th June 2020, 06:28 PM #1
    tophi
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    Default Carba tec versus sherwood 300mm planner/thicknesser info

    Hi Can anyone say anything about which is the prefered machine out of these two or any others in this price range.
    The carbatec one ($3989) and has a helical head where as the sherwood ($4199) one has a spiral head with 56 blades.
    I like the wheels on the sherwood and they both seem to have digital readout for the thicknesser. Can't say I am crazy about the colour of the sherwood but I would spend $210 more if it is worth it.
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    Tony
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    Get the one with the most powerful motor. You’ll need every pony if you’re dressing stuff 12” wide.
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