Cutting width is an even 15 inches. Max thickness a bit over 6 inches. 220V cap start induction motor, and it doesn't look like there is a way to wire for 110. Three knives. No labels anywhere on the machine, not even a data plate on the motor. Appears to be an early Taiwanese knockoff of Rockwell Invicta. Top coat of paint is gray, but an earlier layer looks like Grizzly Green to me, so,,,?
Condition: There are visible gouges in the table, though I doubt they hurt anything. Worst issue is it has more snipe than I would expect. Could likely be reduced by tweaking the infeed and outfeed roller brackets, but I have not attempted. Last issue is that the knives should be sharpened or replaced. They do still cut well enough that you can run a board or two through to get an idea how well the machine performs in general. There's a magnetic universal planer setting gauge with it that I bought with plans to send the knives if for regrind, but I got squeamish about that procedure and chickened out before it happened. Cuts parallel, and even with dull knives it plows right along. Has a nice, long cord (close to 15 ft) and sits on an ugly but solid rolling box with locking casters.
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