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Does anyone have an idea what brand of thickness planer this is? There are no markings or labels anywhere. I bought it used about 15 years ago and it has served me well but I recently lost one of the bearings. For a no-name planer it performed outstanding with smooth cuts and non-existent snipe. Seems to be well built inside and would like to know its heritage. I haven't seen a planer with a side mounted wheel adjustment like this one.
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No idea on the planer but I like your drawer pulls.
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... my other hobby.
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Bearings tend to be somewhat generic sizes. If you can get it off and find a bearing shop near you or an online source that will guide you through accurate measuring you should be able to get new bearings and get back to work without knowing make and model. Good luck!
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Looks similar to an old Ryobi AP10.
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