Woodmaster height

[lynches lumber]

Going to be getting a 725 woodmaster here in a couple of weeks. Can one of you guys who have one with the wheels(not the cart) tell me height from the floor to the bed. Ive got tables that I use with my existing planer and was wondering if they were going to work with the 725 or if Ive got to build some more.Thanks.

[jdtuttle]

On the 718 the bed is adjustable so the height changes.
Jim

[lynches lumber]

Thats right. The bed moves up and down instead of the head. Dah!! Oh well back to the drawing board.

[lynches lumber]

I know what your thinking and its ok. Sometimes I even amaze myself with my stupidity.Hehe.

[pineywoods]

They have an optional infeed and outfeed table that goes up and down with the planer bed...nice...

[lynches lumber]

I saw that. They got a nice price too. The problem Ive got is that my shop space is limited and Ive got my table saw,router table, and existing planer on homemade platforms with wheels.What ever I need to do, I just roll the machine in between these two tables and go with it.

[sawwood]

I have the 18" also and added the out feed table and that helped a lot.
My shop is a 16 X 20 and not enought room to run 10' or longer lumber
threw the planer. So i cut a hole in each end of the shop and put a door
there i can open and with th help of my son can run any lenth i need.

Sawwood

[jdtuttle]

I use a simple adjustable roller support on the outfeed side.
Jim

[bugdust]

I have the base with casters and move the planer around. Even though my shop is 24'X40' I still find I'm  limited to where it can be used. Recently I remodeled a back room and hopefully this will work out.

[tcsmpsi]

One of the reasons for my not having a larger planer in the past, is because of the table movement.  Good infeed/outfeed support is necessary for good planing.  When Woodmaster first came out with their infeed/outfeed tables that move up and down with the bed, is when I got one.   The tables fold up to make room when not in use.  And...importantly, they DO work.   

[DR Buck]

One of the reasons for my not having a larger planer in the past, is because of the table movement.  Good infeed/outfeed support is necessary for good planing.  When Woodmaster first came out with their infeed/outfeed tables that move up and down with the bed, is when I got one.   The tables fold up to make room when not in use.  And...importantly, they DO work.   

I agree.  I bought the tables as soon as they were available.  Expensive, but well worth trading the price for the aggravation in adjusting external rollers on every pass through the planer.