Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Cepilladora Eléctrica, Mesa de Trabajo de 33 cm de Ancho, Cabezal de Corte en Espiral con 24 Insertos, 2000 W 23500 RPM Moto Potente, Rodillo Doble, Velocidad Única, para Madera Dura/Blanda

Probé modelos más baratos y no comparan. Esta VEVOR es potente, precisa y duradera, vale cada centavo.

Funciona perfectamente con ambos tipos de madera, no daña la blanda ni falta de potencia para la dura. Versátil y útil!

Hecha de acero, se siente muy sólida. Los inserts son duraderos, después de muchos usos sigue funcionando como nueva.

Armado en poco tiempo con herramientas básicas. Incluso para principiantes, se maneja sin complicaciones.

La mesa es amplia enough para manejar tablones grandes sin que se caigan o queden desiguales. Muy cómoda de usar!

Muy estable incluso a máxima velocidad, no se mueve ni un poco. Cada pieza sale con el mismo grosor, ideal para proyectos exigentes.

Exactamente como en la descripción.

Funktioniert super, allerdings ist das hobelbild nicht perfekt, es gibt kleinere ausrisse in der Fläche und ganz leichte Riefen durch die wendeplatten- für einen ziehenden hobelschnitt sind es einfach zu wenig Messer. Eine „echte“ Spiralmesserwelle ist da nicht verbaut, trotzdem finde ich es sehr gut dass man bei einem kaputten Messer einfach ein bis zwei Platten drehen oder im schlimmsten Fall auswechseln kann ohne viel einstellen zu müssen und für den niedrigen Preis ist die Maschine super!

sprzet ok mało < nozy> ale za ta cene mega szybko obrabia twarde drewno, plus przekładania spieków jak na dzien dzisiejszy jestem mega zadowolony

I have never owned a thickness planer but I've used one at friends shops. Decided it was time for one of my own so I began watching prices in them. I've never heard of Vevor and really wouldn't have considered the brand but when I realized that the 24 blade spiral cut model was the same price as their 3 blade model (just under $300) I decided to take a gamble. Despite the few flaws I think I'll be happy with the purchase. I'm a hobbyist so I won't be using this to plane hundreds of feet of wood a week. Pros: The planer is heavy enough to not move at all when in use (~60lb). It gives softwood a pretty smooth finish, depending on the project the surface could be good enough to not require sanding. I haven't tested it on any hardwoods yet. It is easy to use and easy to set up. Dust collector seems to work well; I ran about 40ft of repurposed pine 1x8 through it and had maybe 1 cups worth of chips that didn't make it into my dust collector. It is no louder than you'd expect and significantly quieter than a yellow 2 blade model I have used. Cost is less ($130-200) than other spiral-cut head planers and a fraction of the cost of a helical-head machine. Mostly metal. There are some plastic parts such as the switch housing and chip port but all of the structural and body parts are metal. Cons: This will seem like a lot, but it's really not, I just want to describe my findings. First, the "manual" is next to worthless: poorly translated with low quality pictures, but this is a common complaint of Chinese manufacture items. All but useless! The outfeed table cannot be fully closed when the chip port is installed, even with the cutter platform fully raised, as in the photo. The infeed and outfeed tables cannot be made properly in line with the planer surface: the hinges, which don't appear to be adjustable, are slightly too low. The feed tables can be adjusted but it only adjusts the angles of the tables, not their elevation, so that only the outside edges can be made level wi