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Planer Blade - 2 Pack - Makita

Part #: 793008-8

Ensure precise and efficient material removal with the Makita 793008-8 Planer Blade 2-pack. Crafted from durable high-speed steel, these 4-3/8" blades are specifically designed to deliver consistent performance and a smooth finish when used with the Makita 1912B planer. Ideal for professional technicians and mechanics, these replacement blades are an essential component for maintaining optimal tool functionality.

Key Features

  • High-Speed Steel Construction: Engineered from high-speed steel (HSS) for enhanced durability and extended sharpness, ensuring clean and efficient cuts.
  • Precision Engineered: Each 4-3/8" blade is meticulously manufactured to fit the Makita 1912B planer, guaranteeing seamless operation and accurate material removal.
  • Optimal Performance: Designed to maintain a keen edge through demanding use, providing consistent and reliable planing results across various materials.
  • Convenient 2-Pack: Supplied in a pair, offering a readily available replacement to minimize downtime and ensure continuous workflow on professional job sites.

Applications

These planer blades are suited for a range of professional applications requiring precise stock removal and surface finishing. They are commonly utilized in automotive customization for shaping interior trim and custom panels, as well as in industrial settings for preparing wood and other soft materials for fabrication. Professional carpenters and woodworking specialists will find them indispensable for achieving smooth, accurate finishes on various planing projects.

Specifications

  • Blade Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
  • Blade Length: 4-3/8 inches
  • Quantity: 2 blades per pack
  • Compatibility: Makita Model 1912B Planer

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  • Model: 66923
  • UPC: 088381118323
  • Manufacturers Part #: 793008-8
  • Manufactured by: Makita
  • Also Known As: MP793008-8, MAK793008-8

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 14 January, 2000.