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Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy?

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oak

07-27-2006 03:19:10




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Hello I have been using a Black and Decker but I have to Remove Right Side Cover to get clearance From next Bar. and have found that Ruber Dust has Caused Burshes to Burn. Any one know What would be a good one to buy? More Durable?. Thanks




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JD hauler

07-27-2006 14:15:26




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to oak, 07-27-2006 03:19:10  
Panty hose and tractor pulling just dont mix, LOL, I use a dewalt planer and so far so good.



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mr. thinker

07-27-2006 21:19:47




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to JD hauler, 07-27-2006 14:15:26  
panty hose are not for tire cutting there for robbing the 7/11 and the occasional natpa tech man, but thats getting a little personal sorry tech commity,



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jd b puller

07-27-2006 11:05:03




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to oak, 07-27-2006 03:19:10  
Oak, if you are making dust, your blades are dull. You should get nice chips, not dust. Buy more blades or sharpen them. Then just watch overheating it.



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Mopar-Harris

07-27-2006 10:11:47




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to oak, 07-27-2006 03:19:10  
I"ve used my Bosch on 3 different sets of tires.

Pete.



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minnesota red

07-27-2006 03:33:08




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to oak, 07-27-2006 03:19:10  
been there,done that.
never did find any that would last,in the end i used craftsman and bought the extended service contract.
last sets i did i used a sawzall to remove the extra bar and went after it with the grinding cups.
take a couple bars to get it figured out,but once you do you can do a tire from start to finish in an afternoon.



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Oak

07-27-2006 04:18:53




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to minnesota red, 07-27-2006 03:33:08  
Yesterday I topcut 1 Tire in 1Hour 4Pases on Each Lug came out Real Nice. I think Ill take you Advice on The Crafsman Thanks Oak



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720Deere

07-27-2006 05:08:54




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 Re: Tire Cutting/ Whats the Best Planer to buy? in reply to Oak, 07-27-2006 04:18:53  
I have heard it said that covering the vents with old pantyhose material will keep the rubber dust out.



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