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A combined planer thicknesser does both jobs of solid-timber preparation on one cutterblock: it flattens a face and squares an edge on the top tables, then thicknesses the opposite face parallel underneath. This category holds 16 machines, all from HOLZMANN, from the 72 kg HOB260MINI to the 420 kg HOB410PRO, in planing widths from 250 to 410 mm and thicknessing heights from 160 to 230 mm. Most widths are offered twice - once with straight knives and once as an SMW spiral insert head. Every machine on this page is supplied by quotation.

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ნაპოვნი დანადგარები

How to choose a combined planer thicknesser

Planing width decides the model. A combined planer thicknesser cannot flatten a board wider than its tables, and gluing up narrow strips because the machine is too small costs more in labour every week than the wider machine cost once. HOLZMANN splits this range into three practical widths: 250-260 mm for window and furniture components, 304-310 mm for door stiles and most cabinet stock, and 410 mm for glued panels and wide boards.

Thicknessing height matters as much as width

Thicknessing height is where the range genuinely splits. The HOB260 machines stop between 160 and 195 mm, which covers ordinary furniture stock, while the HOB305PRO, HOB305PROSMW2, HOB310ECO, HOB310ECOSMW2, HOB410ECO and HOB410ECOSMW2 reach 225 mm and the HOB410PROSMW4 reaches 230 mm. If you machine stair strings, beams or laminated blanks on edge, check that height before anything else.

Straight knives or a spiral insert head

The SMW models earn their extra cost on difficult timber. A spiral head carries small indexable carbide inserts – 20 on the HOB260ECOSMW2, 24 on the HOB305PROSMW2, 28 on the HOB305ABSSMW2, 30 on the HOB310ECOSMW2, 44 on the HOB410ECOSMW2 and 68 on the HOB410PROSMW4 – which shear the grain instead of chopping it and can each be turned to a fresh edge rather than replacing a full knife set. Straight-knife machines run faster and cost less: the HOB305ABS feeds at 8.3 m/min and takes 2 mm per pass, against 6 m/min and 1.6 mm on the otherwise matched HOB305ABSSMW2. Choose straight knives for softwood and clean pine work, and a spiral head if you routinely run beech, oak or figured hardwood where tear-out means hand sanding afterwards.

Single-phase or three-phase power

Power supply eliminates models quickly. The smaller machines are the ones with a single-phase route: the HOB260ABS is offered in a 230 V version and the HOB310ECO is listed with a single-phase option. The wide machines are three-phase – the HOB410ECO runs a 4000 W S1 motor on 400 V, the HOB410N a 4200 W S6, the HOB410PRO a 5.5 kW S6 (40%) on 400 V and the HOB410PROSMW4 a 5500 W S6. If your workshop has only a 230 V supply, a 410 mm machine means paying an electrician before it can be switched on, and that cost belongs in the comparison.

Floor space and dust extraction

Floor space for a combined planer thicknesser is not the footprint, it is the footprint plus twice your longest board. Weight tells the rest of the story: the HOB260MINI is 72 kg, the HOB310ECO 179.5 kg, the HOB410ECOSMW2 295 kg, and the HOB410PRO and HOB410PROSMW4 are 420 kg machines that want a solid floor and a pallet truck. Extraction is not optional on any of them, because a planer produces shavings faster than anything else in a joinery. The HOB260ABS is the exception that carries a 270 m³/h dust collector built in; every other model here needs a chip extractor sized for its port, quoted at the same time as the machine.

What to budget beyond the machine

Budget the tooling and the setup, not only the machine. Straight-knife models consume replacement knife sets – the HOB305ABS uses 308 x 2.5 x 20 mm knives – and need a setting gauge, while spiral models consume individual carbide inserts. Add ducting and an extractor, infeed and outfeed supports for long stock, and the electrical connection on three-phase models. Price is driven by planing width, thicknessing height, cutterblock type, frame construction, the tooling package, delivery and installation, so ask for a quotation that itemises those.

როგორ ავირჩიოთ

  1. Planing width 250-260 mm

    HOB260MINI, HOB260ABS, HOB260ECO, HOB260ECOSMW2 and HOB260NL. Right for window components, chair and table parts and small furniture stock, and the only group that fits a one-room workshop without rearranging it.

  2. Planing width 304-310 mm

    HOB305ABS, HOB305ABSSMW2, HOB305PRO, HOB305PROSMW2, HOB310ECO and HOB310ECOSMW2. The practical middle for door stiles, cabinet sides and general joinery where most boards are under 300 mm.

  3. Planing width 410 mm

    HOB410ECO, HOB410ECOSMW2, HOB410N, HOB410PRO and HOB410PROSMW4. Needed if you face glued panels, wide boards or stair components; all are 400 V machines weighing 295 to 420 kg.

  4. Thicknessing height 225-230 mm

    HOB305PRO, HOB305PROSMW2, HOB310ECO, HOB310ECOSMW2, HOB410ECO and HOB410ECOSMW2 reach 225 mm, the HOB410PROSMW4 230 mm. Specify one of these if you machine beams, stair strings or laminated blanks on edge; the HOB260 group stops at 160-195 mm.

  5. Straight knives versus SMW spiral head

    Straight knives are faster and cheaper - 8.3 m/min and 2 mm per pass on the HOB305ABS. A spiral head (20 to 68 inserts depending on model) cuts tear-out on hardwood and lets a single insert be indexed instead of a whole knife set replaced.

  6. 230 V single-phase supply only

    The HOB260ABS is offered in a 230 V version and the HOB310ECO lists a single-phase option. All the 410 mm machines are 400 V, so a workshop without three-phase must either stay narrow or budget the electrical connection.

  7. Machine weight 72 to 420 kg

    The 72 kg HOB260MINI can be lifted onto a bench and stored against a wall. From the 295 kg HOB410ECOSMW2 upwards you need a solid floor, a pallet truck to position the machine and a permanent place for it.

  8. Extraction already installed

    The HOB260ABS is the only model with a 270 m³/h dust collector built in. Every other machine on this page needs a chip extractor sized for its port - quote the extractor and ducting with the machine, not afterwards.

ხშირად დასმული კითხვები

Which HOLZMANN combined planer thicknesser should a small joinery choose?
For a small joinery the choice among HOLZMANN combined planer thicknessers comes down to width and floor space. The HOB260MINI at 72 kg and 260 mm suits occasional work and tight rooms; the HOB260ABS suits a shop with no extractor because it carries a 270 m³/h dust collector built in; the HOB310ECO gives 310 mm with a single-phase option. Move up to the 410 mm HOB410ECO or HOB410N only if you regularly face glued panels or wide boards.
Should I buy a combined planer thicknesser or separate machines?
A combined planer thicknesser is the right answer for most workshops under one or two operators, because one cutterblock, one motor and one footprint do both jobs. Separate machines make sense only when two people need to plane and thickness at the same time, or when you want thicknessing capacity beyond what the combined range offers. All 16 machines on this page are combined units; the standalone alternatives sit in the thicknessers and surface planers categories.
Does a combined planer thicknesser need three-phase power?
Not always. Among the HOLZMANN combined planer thicknessers, the HOB260ABS is offered in a 230 V version and the HOB310ECO lists a single-phase option, so a 230 V workshop is not excluded. The 410 mm machines are three-phase: the HOB410ECO runs 4000 W S1 on 400 V, the HOB410PRO 5.5 kW S6 (40%) on 400 V and the HOB410PROSMW4 5500 W S6. If your building has no three-phase supply, count the electrician's work as part of the cost of a wide machine.
How much space and extraction does a combined planer thicknesser need?
A combined planer thicknesser needs its footprint plus clear space at both ends equal to your longest board, which is usually what decides the layout rather than the machine itself. Weight sets the rest: 72 kg for the HOB260MINI, 179.5 kg for the HOB310ECO, 295 kg for the HOB410ECOSMW2 and 420 kg for the HOB410PRO and HOB410PROSMW4. Extraction is mandatory - only the HOB260ABS has a 270 m³/h collector built in, and every other model needs a chip extractor sized for its port.
Is a spiral cutterblock worth the extra cost on a planer thicknesser?
A spiral cutterblock is worth it if you run hardwood. The SMW models carry indexable carbide inserts - 20 on the HOB260ECOSMW2 up to 68 on the HOB410PROSMW4 - that shear the grain instead of chopping it, so beech, oak and figured timber leave the machine without the tear-out that turns into hand sanding. Straight-knife machines are faster and cheaper: the HOB305ABS feeds at 8.3 m/min and takes 2 mm a pass against 6 m/min and 1.6 mm on the HOB305ABSSMW2. For softwood production, straight knives usually win.
What does a combined planer thicknesser cost?
Combined planer thicknessers are quoted rather than shelf-priced, and the figure is driven by planing width, thicknessing height, cutterblock type (straight knives or an SMW spiral head), frame construction and weight, the tooling package, delivery to your site and installation. Budget separately for a chip extractor and ducting, replacement knife sets or carbide inserts, roller supports for long stock, and the electrical connection on 400 V models such as the HOB410PRO.