The Makita 2012NB/1 is a 110 volt thicknesser with a 1650 watt motor and planing width of 304mm ca...The Makita 2012NB/1 is a 110 volt thicknesser with a 1650 watt motor and planing width of 304mm capable of 1.5mm per pass. It features easy adjustment for an accurate & even finish, fine depth adjustment, and large material capacity. It also includes a downward pressure system when feeding in materials to prevent sniping of the timber and a dust extraction hood. The planer has a 304mm planing width and can achieve up to 3mm planing depth per pass. The table dimensions are 304 mm x 771 mm. Specifications include a feed rate of 8.5 m/min, a no load speed of 8500 rpm, and a 1,650W motor. Noise levels are 86 dB(A) for sound pressure and 99 dB(A) for sound power, with a K factor of 3 dB(A). Net weight is between 27.1 - 27.6 kg. It also features a depth stop between 3mm & 100mm and raises and lowers on four columns for extra stability. Includes: wrenches, magnetic blade holder and dust hood.
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This guide is for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts using the Makita 2012NB 110V thicknesser planer. It helps users achieve smooth, accurate finishes with its powerful motor and easy adjustments, although users should note the 110V requirement limits its immediate use to sites with appropriate power supply. Key features include a wide planing width, fine depth adjustment, and a dust extraction hood, making it ideal for various woodworking projects.
All features
Model Part Number
2012NB
Brand
Makita
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum planing width?
The maximum planing width is 304mm.
What is the maximum planing depth per pass?
The maximum planing depth per pass is 1.5mm.
What kind of motor does this planer have?
This planer has a 1650W motor.
What is the feed rate?
The feed rate is 8.5 m/min.
Does the planer come with a dust extraction hood?
Yes, it includes a dust extraction hood.
What is the weight of the planer?
The net weight is between 27.1 - 27.6 kg.
What is the no load speed?
The no load speed is 8500 rpm.
Troubleshooting
Planer is not turning on.
Check the power supply and ensure the power cord is properly connected. Also check the fuse and circuit breaker.
Poor finish with tear-out.
Ensure blades are sharp and correctly installed. Check the feed rate and adjust as needed. Consider reducing the depth of cut per pass.
Uneven planing results.
Ensure the infeed and outfeed tables are level. Check and adjust the depth setting and make sure the material is supported correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Wide planing width for versatile use.
Efficient material removal with a powerful motor.
Easy adjustments for precise results.
Downward pressure system minimizes material waste.
Effective dust extraction for a cleaner workspace.
Cons
Requires a 110V power supply, limiting portability unless a transformer is used.
Can be noisy during operation (99 dB(A) sound power).
Weight of 27.1 - 27.6 kg can make it difficult to move around the workshop.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unpack the planer and ensure all components are present (wrenches, magnetic blade holder, and dust hood). Place the planer on a stable, level surface.
Compatibility: This model operates on a 110V power supply. Ensure you have the correct power outlet or use a suitable transformer if your power supply is different.
Operation: Always wear appropriate safety gear, including eye and ear protection. Before planing, inspect the wood for any foreign objects (nails, screws) that could damage the blades. Adjust the planing depth according to your requirements. Feed the wood steadily and evenly through the planer.
Care: Regularly clean the planer to remove dust and debris, which could affect performance. Inspect and clean the blades after use. Replace the blades when they become dull or damaged to maintain cutting efficiency. Store the planer in a dry environment.