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I have planed about 12,000 BF through my GO544 20" planer and have not had to turn the inserts yet.
I'm thinking of getting a spiral head for my woodmaster with carbides, but I'm nervous of how long they will last. It's pretty common for me to be planing lumber with some grit on it, nothing I can do to avoid it. It's not uncommon for my straight blades to start leaving lines after less than a 1'000 feet, thier cheap to get sharpened, but most of the time I have to just put up with nasty lines and try to sand them out.Will the spiral carbide stand up to a little grit or will I be wasting my money?
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