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  1. Wichman
    I just finished planing four boards from my elm stash. About halfway through the blade became to dull to use (noise, burning the wood). Changed the blades, planer worked great again. But, how long should I expect the blades to last? I did create about 50 gals of shavings with this one set. Is this about right? Thanks in advance for responses.
  2. Heli_av8tor
    Just finished cutting my first Baltic Birch project and was amazed at how quickly FD Ultra Reverse blades wore out. Is this common / normal? Are there better blade choices for this wood? Thanks, Tom

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