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  1. Dad thought it would be a good idea to ask opinions on here in order to determine what the best planer might be for me. I am looking at three different planers: 13" DeWalt 735, Delta 22-590 or 22-555, I am not sure what the difference is between the delta models but i think it is that the 590 has 3 blades and is worth the extra $90 because it will be saved in sand paper. i am leaning toward Delta because i heard it comes all assembled and very accurate. i heard the blades last longer and the machine is quieter. The blades are supposed to be easier to change and Delta has a patented lock system that prevents snips. Any opinions?
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