I just got one of those really small power planers with the spiral cutter and now I am searching for a replacement cutters for it. Mine is a Rockwell 187 and polished aluminum, but Porter Cable took over making them and there model# are 167 and 267 or 320 for the one with the black plastic housing and the abrasive drum instead of the cutter, but all basicaly the same shape. The approximate measurements are 1/2″ I.D x 1-3/16″ O.D. x 1-1/2″ long. Any leads are appreciated.
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Did you:
A Check Ebay looking for all possible model #s?
B CAll PC/Delta/B&D ?
C Take yours to a good sharpening service?
The abrasive drum was to remove the "dangerous" cutter, and they were a good tool. Always cut great with the spiral cutter. I'd see my local industrial sharpener and see what he could do, a good HSS steel cutter sharp lasts a long time.
IIRC they weren't cheap "back in the day" either.