Pay attention to safety when using (when there are metal objects such as nails on the wood, they need to be removed before using). Different positions should be used when planing according to the length of the wood. When feeding, press the front end down with one hand, and hold the back end of the wood with the other hand. The long material should be held back as far as possible to keep the wood stable, and ensure that the planed surface is completely consistent with the electric plane platform, without warping, otherwise the scraped surface will be uneven.

After the planing, the rear hand moves forward steadily, and the front hand moves backward with the wood moving forward. It is better to press it directly above the planing blade to prevent shaking. When the planing reaches the end, the front hand moves forward with the wood and presses it downward, not beyond the platform. The rear hand presses the end and pushes forward. If the wood is long and cannot be pressed by one hand, it is better to have someone connect the front end to ensure that the wood is planed smoothly. The hand electric planer is generally used for rough processing, and is used together with the abrasive belt machine.