Definition of planer in English:

planer

noun ˈpleɪnəˈpleɪnər

another term for plane
Example sentencesExamples
- His son, who monitors lumber passing through the planer, may do the same.
- The planer, a model no.419, had a 2 ½ by 16-inch square cutting head.
- He built scaffolding by running long 2x4s once through a planer so they were just thin enough to be passed through the basket-like structure at whatever level needed.
- These decks were to be laid with the old yellow cedar planks on which marks of the planer still showed clearly, along with some definite indications of their previous use.
- The other accidentally removed the last centimeter of his little finger with an electric planer.
- The association secretary said: ‘The centre has been fully fitted out with all sorts of electric saws, planers and drills.’
- The machine shop houses 21 lathes, four mills, three drill presses, two sand blasters, three buffers, seven grinders, a planer, two TIG welders and a complete tool room.
- The only example worth mentioning is the notion that one of the four lead girls is a board builder (and how many shapers shut off their planers while they leave them resting on a blank?).
- In 1909, thin high-speed knives (mounted in circular cutterheads) started to appear in jointers, planers, molders, etc.
- If the surface isn't smooth use your planer or belt sander.
- Beyond that, extreme framers may also have joiners and thickness planers, which smooth the surface of raw wood and plane it to a desired thickness.
- At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer.
- To handle the woodworking chores, they bought a router, a planer, and a table saw, and then practiced using the tools on cheap lumber.
- If additional finishing was required, it was sent to the planing mill where it was then surfaced on planers or turned into cylindrical shapes on lathes.
- However, you can use a planer and purchase the less expensive rough stock and finish it at home.
- Beginning in the 1930s, Baxter D. Whitney & Sons of Winchendon, Massachusetts, supplied Babbitt-bearing-to-ball-bearing conversion kits for its early planers.
- Still another major maintenance problem, he explains, has to do with the planers or milling machines used to grind down asphaltic-concrete pavements in preparation for the laying down of a new wearing course.
- She passed by from bench to bench, examining with a passing interest the many varieties of hammers, planers, chisels and the like that were common in the shipbuilding profession.
- If you're using a circular sawmill and want to produce more than rough-cut lumber, planers are essential.
- The Gannett grant will be used to buy saws, planers, drills and other woodworking equipment.

Rhymes

abstainer, arcana, campaigner, Cana, caner, cantilena, complainer, container, detainer, drainer, entertainer, explainer, Gaenor, gainer, Gaynor, grainer, Jena, Lena, maintainer, Marlene, N'Djamena, obtainer, ordainer, planar, profaner, Rayner, retainer, scena, seiner, Sinn Feiner, strainer, sustainer, trainer, uniplanar

Definition of planer in US English:

planer

nounˈplānərˈpleɪnər

another term for plane, especiallywhen power-operated
Example sentencesExamples
- At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer.
- Beginning in the 1930s, Baxter D. Whitney & Sons of Winchendon, Massachusetts, supplied Babbitt-bearing-to-ball-bearing conversion kits for its early planers.
- If additional finishing was required, it was sent to the planing mill where it was then surfaced on planers or turned into cylindrical shapes on lathes.
- The association secretary said: ‘The centre has been fully fitted out with all sorts of electric saws, planers and drills.’
- In 1909, thin high-speed knives (mounted in circular cutterheads) started to appear in jointers, planers, molders, etc.
- The other accidentally removed the last centimeter of his little finger with an electric planer.
- She passed by from bench to bench, examining with a passing interest the many varieties of hammers, planers, chisels and the like that were common in the shipbuilding profession.
- Beyond that, extreme framers may also have joiners and thickness planers, which smooth the surface of raw wood and plane it to a desired thickness.
- Still another major maintenance problem, he explains, has to do with the planers or milling machines used to grind down asphaltic-concrete pavements in preparation for the laying down of a new wearing course.
- The planer, a model no.419, had a 2 ½ by 16-inch square cutting head.
- The Gannett grant will be used to buy saws, planers, drills and other woodworking equipment.
- To handle the woodworking chores, they bought a router, a planer, and a table saw, and then practiced using the tools on cheap lumber.
- These decks were to be laid with the old yellow cedar planks on which marks of the planer still showed clearly, along with some definite indications of their previous use.
- If you're using a circular sawmill and want to produce more than rough-cut lumber, planers are essential.
- The only example worth mentioning is the notion that one of the four lead girls is a board builder (and how many shapers shut off their planers while they leave them resting on a blank?).
- He built scaffolding by running long 2x4s once through a planer so they were just thin enough to be passed through the basket-like structure at whatever level needed.
- His son, who monitors lumber passing through the planer, may do the same.
- However, you can use a planer and purchase the less expensive rough stock and finish it at home.
- If the surface isn't smooth use your planer or belt sander.
- The machine shop houses 21 lathes, four mills, three drill presses, two sand blasters, three buffers, seven grinders, a planer, two TIG welders and a complete tool room.

单词	planer
释义	Definition of planer in English: planer noun ˈpleɪnəˈpleɪnər another term for plane Example sentencesExamples His son, who monitors lumber passing through the planer, may do the same. The planer, a model no.419, had a 2 ½ by 16-inch square cutting head. He built scaffolding by running long 2x4s once through a planer so they were just thin enough to be passed through the basket-like structure at whatever level needed. These decks were to be laid with the old yellow cedar planks on which marks of the planer still showed clearly, along with some definite indications of their previous use. The other accidentally removed the last centimeter of his little finger with an electric planer. The association secretary said: ‘The centre has been fully fitted out with all sorts of electric saws, planers and drills.’ The machine shop houses 21 lathes, four mills, three drill presses, two sand blasters, three buffers, seven grinders, a planer, two TIG welders and a complete tool room. The only example worth mentioning is the notion that one of the four lead girls is a board builder (and how many shapers shut off their planers while they leave them resting on a blank?). In 1909, thin high-speed knives (mounted in circular cutterheads) started to appear in jointers, planers, molders, etc. If the surface isn't smooth use your planer or belt sander. Beyond that, extreme framers may also have joiners and thickness planers, which smooth the surface of raw wood and plane it to a desired thickness. At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer. To handle the woodworking chores, they bought a router, a planer, and a table saw, and then practiced using the tools on cheap lumber. If additional finishing was required, it was sent to the planing mill where it was then surfaced on planers or turned into cylindrical shapes on lathes. However, you can use a planer and purchase the less expensive rough stock and finish it at home. Beginning in the 1930s, Baxter D. Whitney & Sons of Winchendon, Massachusetts, supplied Babbitt-bearing-to-ball-bearing conversion kits for its early planers. Still another major maintenance problem, he explains, has to do with the planers or milling machines used to grind down asphaltic-concrete pavements in preparation for the laying down of a new wearing course. She passed by from bench to bench, examining with a passing interest the many varieties of hammers, planers, chisels and the like that were common in the shipbuilding profession. If you're using a circular sawmill and want to produce more than rough-cut lumber, planers are essential. The Gannett grant will be used to buy saws, planers, drills and other woodworking equipment. Rhymes abstainer, arcana, campaigner, Cana, caner, cantilena, complainer, container, detainer, drainer, entertainer, explainer, Gaenor, gainer, Gaynor, grainer, Jena, Lena, maintainer, Marlene, N'Djamena, obtainer, ordainer, planar, profaner, Rayner, retainer, scena, seiner, Sinn Feiner, strainer, sustainer, trainer, uniplanar Definition of planer in US English: planer nounˈplānərˈpleɪnər another term for plane, especiallywhen power-operated Example sentencesExamples At the heart of most shops, you can find a heavy-duty table saw or bandsaw, a thickness planer, and a jointer. Beginning in the 1930s, Baxter D. Whitney & Sons of Winchendon, Massachusetts, supplied Babbitt-bearing-to-ball-bearing conversion kits for its early planers. If additional finishing was required, it was sent to the planing mill where it was then surfaced on planers or turned into cylindrical shapes on lathes. The association secretary said: ‘The centre has been fully fitted out with all sorts of electric saws, planers and drills.’ In 1909, thin high-speed knives (mounted in circular cutterheads) started to appear in jointers, planers, molders, etc. The other accidentally removed the last centimeter of his little finger with an electric planer. She passed by from bench to bench, examining with a passing interest the many varieties of hammers, planers, chisels and the like that were common in the shipbuilding profession. Beyond that, extreme framers may also have joiners and thickness planers, which smooth the surface of raw wood and plane it to a desired thickness. Still another major maintenance problem, he explains, has to do with the planers or milling machines used to grind down asphaltic-concrete pavements in preparation for the laying down of a new wearing course. The planer, a model no.419, had a 2 ½ by 16-inch square cutting head. The Gannett grant will be used to buy saws, planers, drills and other woodworking equipment. To handle the woodworking chores, they bought a router, a planer, and a table saw, and then practiced using the tools on cheap lumber. These decks were to be laid with the old yellow cedar planks on which marks of the planer still showed clearly, along with some definite indications of their previous use. If you're using a circular sawmill and want to produce more than rough-cut lumber, planers are essential. The only example worth mentioning is the notion that one of the four lead girls is a board builder (and how many shapers shut off their planers while they leave them resting on a blank?). He built scaffolding by running long 2x4s once through a planer so they were just thin enough to be passed through the basket-like structure at whatever level needed. His son, who monitors lumber passing through the planer, may do the same. However, you can use a planer and purchase the less expensive rough stock and finish it at home. If the surface isn't smooth use your planer or belt sander. The machine shop houses 21 lathes, four mills, three drill presses, two sand blasters, three buffers, seven grinders, a planer, two TIG welders and a complete tool room.
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