BOSCH PA1202 2-Pack 3-1/4 in. Woodrazor Micrograin Tungsten Carbide Planer Blades

Product is great quality, Bosch makes good stuff. My only issue is I found the exact same Bosch brand at Lowes home center for less than 1/2 the Amazon price. It makes sense you have to pay more for the convenience of home delivery and time saved. But I thought that’s why I was paying extra for Prime?

I just recieved my Bosch planer and must say it works like a charm,Im using the planer to refinish 50 year old oak hardwood flooring that has been covered by linoleum and carpet for the past 30 years.The planer is great,The blades that came with the planer held up way beyond my expectations.I just ordered three sets of the woodrazor tungsten carbide blades,I will use them and submit a follow up review in a few weeks,All i can say is that if these are the same quality blades as what originally came installed in my Bosch planer,They are well worth the coin,A++++++ product!!

The planer blades are OEM and work as expected.

These blade work great and came very sharp. Its great that they are double sided. Good value for the price I think. I docked a star because the plastic packaging they were in was a bit iffy and the blades were loose in there but they were ok. Not damaged or broken so no big deal.

I'm using this to plane maple logs in various shapes to be flat. I've also use it on Cedar.I've taken off a lot of wood and I'm still on my first edge which seems to be cutting like new still. If I had to guess, I would guess it would last at least 10 or 20 hours of regularly use. I have no way to estimate that accurately since it's not showing any signs of wearing out, but this is a good purchase.

I like the new size and that they are double sided.

We were restoring and residing a traditional craftsman bungalow house in Seattle and had heavy work to do, planning the very weathered 105 year old window sill projections off flush with the sheathing in preparation for gluing and screwing on a new cedar sill projection on every one of the original double hungs windows. we managed to use up the OEM woodrazor blades that had been in the planer since it came from the factory and we managed to hit some metal here and there. The original blades looked pretty rough but still cut amazingly well. I figured anything that looked as bad as they did after the work out we gave them, should get replaced even if they could still cut, just on general principles. It took almost no time to remove and re set the blades with the new edge showing and they went back in and worked just like new, without adjustment. I don't know how replacing planer blades could be any easier.

Nail 1, Blade 0