13-Inch High-Speed Planer Blades Set

13-Inch High-Speed Planer Blades Set for clean, accurate planing across hardwood and softwood stock.

This Arbasa 13-inch high-speed planer blades set replaces dull blades on common 13-inch thickness planers, restoring crisp shavings and a smooth finish on the workpiece. High-speed steel construction stays sharp longer than basic carbon steel blades, which is what woodworkers need when they are running through stacks of boards. A direct fit replacement that keeps your shop moving.

Why this 13-inch planer blade set works

• High-speed steel construction: Holds an edge longer than carbon steel for repeated passes on dense stock.
• 13-inch length: Matches common 13-inch portable thickness planers used in home and small commercial shops.
• Sharp factory edge: Ground for immediate use straight out of the package.
• Reduces tear-out: Sharp replacement blades cut cleaner than worn blades, which is the main cause of tear-out on figured wood.
• Drop-in fit: Designed to fit standard 13-inch planer head slots so a blade change is a simple bench task.
• Set of replacements: Multi-blade set lets you swap a full head without buying one blade at a time.

Specs and details

• Blade length: 13 inches
• Blade material: high-speed steel
• Compatible with: standard 13-inch portable thickness planers
• Use: replacement blade set for woodworking planers
• SKU: D0102HQNFVY
• Sold by Arbasa

Frequently asked questions

How often should planer blades be replaced?
Replace planer blades when you start seeing tear-out, fuzzy finish, or burn marks on the wood, or when the blade has nicks. With light hobby use, blades can last months. Heavy use through abrasive stock wears blades faster.

What is HSS in planer blades?
HSS means high-speed steel. HSS planer blades hold an edge longer than basic carbon steel blades and tolerate the heat that builds up during continuous planing.

Will these blades fit my 13-inch planer?
This set is sized for standard 13-inch portable thickness planers. Confirm the blade slot and screw pattern on your specific model match a standard 13-inch head before installing.

How do I change planer blades safely?
Unplug the planer, remove the chip cover, lift the old blades out with the gib screws loosened, then drop the new HSS blades into the slot and torque the screws evenly. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling the edges.

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