Rikon Power Tools 25-210 User Manual (English)

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Anthony WilsonSep 6, 2025
Why is my Rikon Power Tools 25-210 cutting concave boards?
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  James BarnettSep 6, 2025
  If jointed stock is concave on the back end, the knives may be set higher than the outfeed table; raise the outfeed table level with the cutterhead and knives. If the stock is concave on the front end, the outfeed table may be set higher than the knives; lower the outfeed table level with the cutterhead and knives. If the stock is concave in the middle, the table may be out of level; raise the table ends.
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Steven McbrideSep 8, 2025
Why does my Rikon Power Tools Planer leave raised lines on the surface?
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  Thomas JordanSep 8, 2025
  Small raised lines on the surface planed by your Rikon Power Tools Planer indicates that the knives are likely nicked or broken. Rotate insert knives to new sharp edges.
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Stephen BradySep 10, 2025
What causes tear out on my Rikon Power Tools Planer?
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  Monica CollinsSep 10, 2025
  Tear-out on the planed surface from your Rikon Power Tools Planer can occur if you're cutting against the grain; always cut with the grain, and for figured woods, take shallow cuts to minimize tear-out. It can also happen if the cut is too deep, so reduce the cutting depth to 1/16" or less. Dull knives can also cause tear-out, so rotate insert knives to new sharp edges.
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Sabrina OrtegaSep 12, 2025
Why is the surface from my Rikon Power Tools 25-210 rough?
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  Kevin MccoySep 12, 2025
  A rough, raised, or fuzzy planed surface from your Rikon Power Tools Planer can result from lumber with a high moisture content; reduce the moisture content by drying the lumber, or switch to properly seasoned lumber. Dull knives can also cause this issue, so rotate insert knives to new sharp edges.
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williamruizSep 13, 2025
Why is my Rikon Power Tools Planer producing a glossy surface?
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  Barbara RamirezSep 13, 2025
  A glossy planed surface from your Rikon Power Tools Planer can occur if the cutting depth is too shallow; try increasing the depth of cut slightly. Dull knives can also cause this, so rotate insert knives to new sharp edges. Additionally, a slow feed rate can lead to a glossy surface, so increase the feed rate.

Rikon Power Tools 25-210 Specifications

General

Planing Width	13 inches
Planing Depth	1/8 in
Weight	77 lbs
Maximum Cutting Width	13 inches
Maximum Cutting Depth	1/8 inch
Maximum Thickness	6 in
Feed Rate	26 feet per minute
Knives	HSS

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