Bosch GHO 26-82 D Professional Black, Blue, Silver 16500 RPM 710 W

Bosch GHO 26-82 D Professional planer with a 710 W motor and an aluminium soleplate designed for durable, flat contact with the workpiece. The tool offers a maximum planing width of 82 mm and adjustable cutting depth up to 2.6 mm, with chip ejection selectable to the left or right to suit the working situation. The unit is compact and lightweight for easier handling during extended use.

Advantages

The planer is driven by a powerful 710 W motor delivering an idle speed of 16,500 rpm for consistent cutting performance. A flat, sturdy aluminium soleplate supports accurate and even planing. Chip clearance on both sides increases versatility by allowing chips to be expelled to the left or right depending on user preference and workpiece orientation. The tool’s weight and vibration level are optimised for comfortable operation in professional woodworking tasks.

Suitable for

• Levelling and smoothing wooden boards and panels
• Edge chamfering and trimming
• Surface preparation before finishing or gluing
• Professional carpentry and joinery tasks

Key specifications

• Model: Bosch GHO 26-82 D Professional
• Power: 710 W
• No-load speed: 16,500 rpm
• Maximum planing width: 82 mm
• Maximum cutting depth (chip thickness): 2.6 mm
• Soleplate material: aluminium
• Weight: 2.8 kg
• Vibration level: 8 m/s²
• MPN: 06015A4301
• EAN: 3165140771139

How to use

Secure the workpiece and set the desired cutting depth up to 2.6 mm using the depth adjustment control. Position the planer with the aluminium soleplate flat on the wood and switch on the tool, allowing the motor to reach full speed before beginning the cut. Move the planer along the workpiece with steady, even pressure, keeping the soleplate flat to maintain consistent planing. Select left or right chip ejection depending on the work orientation to direct chips away from the operator.

Recommendations

For best results, check blade sharpness and alignment before use, work in the direction of the grain when possible, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Regularly clear chips and inspect the soleplate for damage to ensure precise planing performance.