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double-housing planer

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double-housing planer [¦dəb·əl ‚hau̇z·iŋ ′plān·ər]
(mechanical engineering)
A planer having two housings to support the cross rail, with two heads on the cross rail and one sidehead on each housing.


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The most frequently used type of planer is the double-housing planer, shown below, with the following components: Frame: The frame is basically two heavy columns fastened together at the top with a large bracing section and fastened at the bottom to the machine bed.
The most frequently used type of planer is the double-housing planer, shown below, with the following components: Frame: The frame is basically two heavy columns fastened together at the top with a large bracing section and fastened at the bottom to the machine bed.
 
 
 
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