Dewalt D26677K Handheld Planer Kit 3.25 in 17000 Rpm

Product Description

The DEWALT D26677K is a dual-voltage handheld planer kit designed for material removal, surface leveling, and edge work on wood. Operating at 17,000 RPM with a 5.5-amp motor, it accepts both 120-volt and 240-volt power sources, making it suitable for job sites with varying power availability. The planer delivers up to 1/16-inch depth of cut across a 3.25-inch cutting width using two reversible carbide blades installed from the factory. Carpenters, trim installers, and general contractors use this tool for door fitting, surface planing, and dimensional stock work. The kit format includes all accessories needed for immediate deployment on site.

The D26677K suits residential and light commercial carpentry applications where a portable, corded planer is required. It is well-suited for door and window trim installation, fitting doors to frames, smoothing rough lumber, and reducing material thickness in tight spaces where a benchtop planer cannot be positioned. The dual-voltage capability extends its usability to international job sites or facilities running 240-volt circuits. The included rabbeting fence allows stepped or rabbeted edge profiles without a router setup.

Key Features

• Dual-voltage motor runs on 120 volts or 240 volts, 5.5 amps
• 17,000 no-load RPM for aggressive, clean material removal
• 3.25-inch cutting width with up to 1/16-inch depth of cut per pass
• Two reversible carbide blades installed — doubles blade life before replacement
• Includes rabbeting fence for stepped edge and rabbet cuts
• Dust adapter included for connection to shop vacuum or dust collection
• Kit box keeps blades, wrench, depth gage, and fence organized together

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-specified kit configuration for the DEWALT D26677K handheld planer platform. Included reversible carbide blades and accessories are matched to this planer body. Consult DEWALT documentation for compatible replacement blade part numbers.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes should be performed by a qualified carpenter or tool technician following all manufacturer safety procedures. Always disconnect the tool from power before adjusting the blade depth, changing blades, or attaching accessories. Use the included socket wrench and blade depth setting gage for proper blade seating — improperly seated blades are a safety hazard. Verify the supply voltage matches the tool configuration before connecting to power.