Makita Planer N1900B (2010) Help: Learn How to Fix It Yourself.

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The Makita Planer N1900B is a handheld wired electric wood planer that was released in 2010 and was discontinued in 2017. This tool was made for woodworkers, DIY enthusiasts, and construction workers. The current price of this device is around $60.

There have been no recalls by the manufacturer for the Makita N1900B. The parts that tend to break or wear out are the planer blades, carbon brush, poly V-belt, switch, and cord. The main complaints that people tend to have are that the blades are hard to align and that the noise level is very high.

The Makita N1900B planer is part of the Makita’s family of power planers. This planer replaced the Makita 1900B. The new model improved motor power and durability. The model that replaced the N1900B was the KP0810. The KP0810 increased the planning width, added a dual blade system, and added a soft start feature.

The Makita N1900B is a wired handheld planer. It has a rectangular shape with a top handle. The device typically has a blue and black color scheme. The body is made of durable plastic with some metal components. The base plate is made of a flat aluminum base. The model number of the N1900B is usually located on a label on the back of the tool. This label includes model number, serial number, and other relevant information. The main features that help with identification are the Makita logo, black dust collection port, and adjustable depth knob.