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Your cart is empty.The RIDGID 13 in. Corded Planer has a 120-Volt, 15 Amp motor that delivers 9000 RPM for maximum power and continuous operation. It features a 3-blade cutter head with quick-changing, dual-edge blades that are reversible and self-aligning for a smooth surface with minimal blemishes. The multiple depth features help you achieve your desired depth, and the 13 in. wide feed capacity is great for planing large stock
Mike Bekking
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2022
Bought the Ridgid 13” thickness with light use (used maybe 30 times over a 6 year period). A bolt fell out of the roller gear assembly causing the roller gear teeth to strip. The company only response was they were unable to provide parts for my planer. The planer is now junk and I’ll wouldn’t be buying Ridgid again!
Gas.
Reviewed in Canada on May 23, 2022
J'en ai acheté un la semaine derniere,tres satisfait de ce produit, model 4331. Je ne l'ai pas acheté sur amazon car la prix était trop éleve a 698.00$ chez home depot il était a 428.00$. Je ne comprens pas pourquoi vous le vendez a ce prix la
roger dudra
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2015
I have used the r4330 to plane 2 X 6 and 2 X 8 redwood boards to 3/4" stock that I used to build a 5 Mission table set. The cedar I used was very old boards 4/4" stock that went thru the planer for 3/4" tops and shelves to the redwood tables. Not a hitch with the planer. I then built the same 5 piece set out of red oak and ran all that lumber thru the r4330. Again with no problems. After a desk built with planed boards, it died when I began my current new project, a Mission display case. I bought a new r4330 the same day the bearings in the r4330 motor fried. I didn't fret about the dead r4330, I knew what I'd fed it over the 4 years I used it. I get a bit of snipe on the last 2-3" of boards, but no other problems. I also notice that the surface of really any wood I've used is smooth enough to start a finish at 150 grit. The r4331 I replaced the r4330 with was actually an error in shipping. I didn't want the r4331 model because I knew the r4330. But, I kept it because Ridgid has made several improvements to the r4330 I like. Particularly the hose chip disposal and especially the Ind-Icut 1/32" cut calibration are very handy. That's why I kept thr r4331.
Terry Stone
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2014
The ideal home planer, easy to adjust and use. Takes wide boards up to I think 6 Inches and I've planed very thin boards too.
S. Marie
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2010
We are using this to plane some rough cut walnut boards for a cabinet. Works great. No problems. I would give it five stars if it was closer to $300 than $400.
Richard Field
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2010
I was please to find my Ridgid planer for $369 and free shipping. It was easy to set up and it has the right features to ensure quality work. I reviewed quite a few brands and I believe this one had the right features and price to be the best value.
Bella
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2009
I find that the Ridgid planer is powerful and does a pretty good job. Although, some snipe at times.
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