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November 21, 2009
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Product Review
Tool Test: DEWALT's DW735 13" Planer--Pricey, but Complete with All the Bells and Whistles
By Popular Woodworking

Excerpted from Popular Woodworking, October 2003:

Let me get this out of the way right at the start because I rarely say this: I can't find any feature missing (and have little to complain about) on this planer. DEWALT has done a nice job making a user-friendly, ergonomically intelligent high-quality planer.

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