Planer Blades Set Uses 

1. Surface Smoothing: Planer blades are primarily used to smooth the surfaces of wooden boards. As the blades rotate and cut, they remove unevenness, imperfections, and rough spots, resulting in a flat and even surface.
2. Thickness Planning: Planers equipped with the right blades can be used to adjust the thickness of wooden boards. This is particularly important for achieving uniform thickness across multiple boards that may be used in a woodworking project.
3. Material Removal: Planers are effective tools for efficiently removing excess material from wooden stock. This is especially useful when preparing rough lumber or when dimensioning wood for specific project requirements.
4. Jointing Edges: Planer blades can be used to create straight and smooth edges on wooden boards. This is essential for joining boards together to form larger panels or for creating pieces with well-matched edges.
5. Squaring Stock: Planers are valuable for squaring stock by creating flat, perpendicular surfaces. This is crucial for ensuring that various pieces of wood fit together accurately during assembly.
6. Creating Reveal Lines: Woodworkers use planers to create reveal lines or raised portions on the surface of a piece. This can be for decorative purposes or to add depth and visual interest to the woodworking project.
7. Preparation for Finishing: Planning the surface of wood not only provides a smooth finish but also prepares the material for the application of stains, paints, or other finishes.
8. Creating Moldings and Profiles: Some planers, especially those with specialized blades or attachments, can be used to create intricate moldings and profiles on wooden surfaces, adding decorative elements to the finished pieces.