Replacement blade for planer/rasp MODECO MN-66-781, sized 140 x 40 mm, designed as a cutting and scraping element for compatible woodworking tools. This spare blade restores the cutting edge of a planer or rasp, helping to maintain consistent performance and precision when the original blade is worn or damaged. The flat rectangular shape and the specified dimensions ensure a straightforward fit in tools built for 140 x 40 mm blades.
Advantages
The blade provides a sharp, uniform cutting edge that reduces tear-out and improves surface finish on wood. Manufactured from material suited to cutting and scraping operations, the blade offers predictable wear characteristics and simple replacement compared with re-sharpening. Its standard dimensions enable quick installation in tools with matching holders, minimizing downtime during routine maintenance or repair.
Suitable for
- Replacement of worn or damaged cutter blades in planers and rasps that accept 140 x 40 mm blades
- Routine maintenance and scheduled blade changes in woodworking workshops
- Repair jobs requiring a precise, flat cutting or scraping edge for timber preparation
Key specifications
- Overall dimensions: 140 x 40 mm
- Function: cutting and scraping for woodworking tools
- Shape: flat rectangular blade compatible with standard planar/rasp holders of the same size
- Intended use: replacement spare part for maintaining cutting performance and surface quality
How to use
Ensure the tool is disconnected from power or otherwise made safe before replacing the blade. Remove the fastening elements or clamps that hold the old blade in position, extract the worn blade, and fit the replacement so that it seats fully and aligns with the tool’s guide surfaces. Tighten fastenings to the manufacturer’s recommended torque or securement method, check blade alignment and clearance, and perform a test cut on scrap material to verify correct installation and cutting performance.
Usage recommendations
Use the blade only in compatible planers or rasps designed for 140 x 40 mm blades, follow tool manufacturer safety instructions, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Replace blades when signs of uneven cutting, burning, or increased feed resistance appear to maintain workpiece quality and reduce strain on the tool.
