Electric planer uses

1. Thickness Planing:
   • Adjusting the thickness of wooden boards or panels to achieve uniform dimensions.
2. Surface Smoothing:
   • Creating smooth and even surfaces by removing imperfections, rough spots, or unevenness in wood.
3. Edge Beveling:
   • Beveling or chamfering edges for decorative or functional purposes.
4. Flattening Rough Lumber:
   • Smoothing and leveling rough-cut lumber or reclaimed wood.
5. Jointing Edges:
   • Creating straight and square edges on boards for accurate joinery and seamless assembly.
6. Removing Paint or Varnish:
   • Stripping old paint or varnish layers from wooden surfaces.
7. Door Trimming:
   • Trimming doors to fit properly in their frames, especially after installation or if adjustments are needed.
8. Resurfacing Wooden Floors:
   • Refinishing or leveling wooden floors by removing a thin layer of material.
9. Creating Rabbets and Rebates:
   • Making precise recesses or grooves along the edge or face of a board for various woodworking joints.
10. Scribing:
    • Shaving off small amounts of wood to achieve a precise fit between two pieces, ensuring a tight joint.
11. Tapering:
    • Gradually reducing the thickness of a board at one end, creating a tapered effect.
12. Woodworking Projects:
    • General shaping and preparation of wood for a variety of woodworking projects, including furniture making, cabinetry, and carpentry.