Delta manufactures powerful and efficient planers for straightening wood planks. Delta makes many different models so you can find the planer that fits your woodworking needs. Although Delta planers are dependable, parts can wear out or break over time. When your Delta planer breaks down, Sears PartsDirect has the parts you need to fix the problem.
Base spring. The base spring holds tension on the base to keep the base flat on the work piece.
Blade set. This set of cutting blades fastens to the cutter head and shaves the workpiece as it goes through the planer.
Infeed roller. The infeed roller guides the work piece into the planer for cutting.
Motor. The motor rotates to move the cutting head and feed rollers.
Maintaining your Delta planer
Rotate or replace the knife blades often on your Delta planer. Unplug the planer to disconnect electrical power before making any adjustments or replacing parts.
Regularly blow out all air passages in the planer with compressed air to keep the planer running smoothly.
Clean all plastic parts with a soft, damp cloth after each use. Never use solvents to clean the plastic parts of the planer. Solvents can dissolve or damage plastic planer parts.
Periodically tighten all nuts, bolts and fasteners on the planer. Check for loose fasteners if you hear unusual noises when using the planer. Unusual noises often indicate that fasteners are loose.
Owner’s manual
