Carbide Planer Blades GRAPHITE 59G679-30 set of 2

Replacement planer blades by GRAPHITE supplied as a set of two, designed for use with compatible electric hand planers. These carbide-tipped blades restore cutting performance for trimming, leveling and smoothing wood surfaces and are suitable for both workshop and on-site carpentry tasks. The set provides two identical blades so users can replace worn edges quickly and continue work with consistent results.

Advantages

The carbide cutting edge offers extended wear resistance compared with standard high-speed steel blades, maintaining sharpness over longer periods and reducing the need for frequent sharpening. The blades are manufactured to match the geometry and mounting of the specified replacement type, ensuring secure fitment and stable cutting action. Supplied as a set of two, they provide immediate replacement capacity and help minimise downtime during projects.

Suitable for

• Trimming and dimensional adjustment of timber boards and panels
• Leveling uneven wooden surfaces and removing high spots
• Smoothing rough sawn timber before finishing
• Routine blade replacement for compatible electric hand planers

Key specifications

• Material: carbide cutting edge bonded to a hardened blade body
• Quantity: set of 2 identical blades
• Intended use: electric hand planers that accept this replacement blade type
• Primary application: planing, trimming, leveling and smoothing of wood

How to use

Switch off and disconnect the planer from its power source before attempting blade replacement. Follow the planer manufacturer’s instructions to remove the cutter drum or blade holder, then carefully remove the old blade and install the replacement so that the cutting edge faces the correct orientation and aligns with the mounting slots. Tighten all fastenings to the recommended torque and check blade alignment and clearance before reconnecting power. Perform a test pass on a scrap piece of wood to verify cutting performance and adjust planing depth as necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when handling and installing blades. Replace both blades at the first sign of uneven wear to maintain balanced cutting action. Keep spare blades dry and store them in their packaging to protect the carbide edge. For best results, pair blade replacement with a routine inspection of the planer’s drum and feed rollers.