Planer heads and blades

Heads and blades for the 82 mm planers, changed with one hand — which is what lets a single machine do flat work and texture. The standard head leaves a flat surface ready for sanding. Three rustic heads leave deliberate texture: the fine one gives a gentle wave that reads as weathered timber, particularly if brushed afterwards; the coarse one, worked in irregular or diagonal passes, looks rough-planed; the undulating one cuts concave scallops that look hand-trimmed. Blades sit in a spiral so the cut slices rather than chops. Replacement blades are listed for each head.