/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1198818
I dont know how things compare within DeFaults lineup, but /r/woodworking has nothing but good things to say about their lunchbox planers.
>>1199040
>Cast iron does not warp. That is only a problem with aluminum shop tools. You know if an old tool has been dropped. It will have cracked or broken castings. No cracks, no problems.
They might be smaller cracks than you can see, which will turn into big cracks later. I'm with you on the buying used front, but saying that cast iron that's visually okay won't have problems is only going to be mostly true. AvE has a video on dye penetration inspection if you're interested.