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THICKNESS PLANER sa THICKNESS PLANER ACCESSORIES & JIGS sa THICKNESS PLANER KNIFE SHARPENING & SETTING sa THICKNESS PLANER SAWDUST COLLECTION sa THICKNESS SANDER x PLANER x SURFACE PLANER xx PLANING & SURFACING WOOD xx POWER TOOL Stationary power tools. Some thoughts for the beginner. Looks at table saw, radial arm saw, jointer, shaper, band saw, lathe, and thickness planer. Tips on reducing "snipe" when using a thickness planer. Tips on keeping wood chips from being pressed into freshly planed wood. Buyer's guide to portable thickness planers. Eight different models compared. Tip describes how to renew rubber feed rollers on a planer. Convert the area beneath your workbench to accommodate your portable planer. Buyer's guide to thickness planers Make an improved depth (thickness) gauge or dial for a planer. Buyer's guide to thickness planers. Buyer's guide to portable and floor model thickness planers. User test of 13 bench top planers. Buyer's guide to thickness planers including stationary and portable models and combination jointer-planers. An explanation of why thickness planers have a standard feed speed of about 26 feet per minute. Buyer's guide to thickness planers. Annual buyer's guide to thickness planers. Dealing with snipe when using a portable thickness planer. Included in an article on selection and use of portable planers. How to buy a thickness planer. Fine-tuning and using your bench top thickness planer. Includes a simple shop-built fixture to make smooth, straight tapers. Shop test of 10 portable thickness planers. Buyer's guide to seven portable thickness planers. How to cut and plane lumber. A look at portable mill attachements for your chain saw to cut the lumber and jointer/planers to finish the lumber. Includes tips on cutting and drying. Bench-top thickness planer. Tips on selection and use. Portable planer tips. Tricks to get the most out of this tool. Molder-planers. Multi-purpose tools that plane wood, cut moldings, etc. What is available and tips on their use. How to flatten a cupped board using a thickness planer. Chart compares four 12" and 13" planers for features and cost. Tips on adjusting planner rolls to avoid dips at the front and tail of a board. Tips on using planers. (1) Back-beveling the face of the cutter blades will virtually eliminate chip-out. (2) Determining the built-in cutting angle. (3) Improving the Belsaw planer. Belsaw replies to criticism of its planer. The criticism appears on pages 35 & 36 of the same issue. One owner's assessment of the Williams & Hussey model W7-s power-feed planer-molder along with tips on its use. Tips on adjusting the bedrolls and pressure bar on a Rockwell 18" planer. Tip on adjusting the pressure bar of a Powermatic Model 160 thickness planer. Tip: Plane thin stock, like veneers, by attaching the thin stock to a scrap board with rubber cement or double-sided carpet tape. Tip: Moistening wood may eliminate planer or jointer tear-outs on crossgrained wood. Tip: How to install a hand crank on a Parks Model 97 thickness planer. Allows you the option of very-slow planing for wood subject to tearing. Shop-testing five jointer-planers. (1) Belsaw 684. (2) Emco-Rex 2000. (3) Inca 343-190. (4) Makita 2030. (5) Hitachi F-1000A. Tips on surfacing crosscut slabs to a uniform thickness using either a planer or a router. How to reduce sniping when using a Makita 2040 planer. Small thickness planers. A test of six machines. Includes discussion of how a thickness planer works and tips on their use. How to flatten a twisted board with a planer (instead of on a jointer). Thickness-planer primer. Fine-tuning is the key to smooth planing. Tip on dealing with the high noise levels output from small, portable planers (such as the Makita 2040). Tip on waxing the bed of your planer. Portable planer survey. Looks at basic operations and changing knives. Tip on reducing thickness planer tearout problem by wiping the stock with a damp cloth. Tips on reducing slippage of rubber infeed rollers. Comparing combination jointer-planer surfacing machines. Tip on eliminating planer end snipe. Mid-size thickness planers. A comparison test of fourteen machines in the 14" to 16" size. How to buy and use a planer. The Belsaw planer-molder-saw and how it works. Evaluation and tips on using the Belsaw Model 684 Jointer, Planer, Molder 3-in-1 shop tool. What you need to know about thickness planers to purchase a machine that will do the job you want to do. Build a wood planer for $100. Thickness planers. Basic operation, stock problems, planer problems, and special tricks. Use saw, drill press, jointer or sander as a planer. New tricks with rotary planers. Includes use in a drill press. An explanation of "snipe marks" on planed boards, their causes and how to avoid them. Rotary planer rabbets, tenons and makes raised panels. Product review and tests of six portable thickness planers. A collection of tips to help get the most from a thickness planer. (1) Grain direction. (2) Planing an edge. (3) Thin stock. (4) Short pieces. (5) Chalk scribbles to ensure the entire surface is flat. (6) Adding a hairline indicator to make scale easy to read. Thicknessing machines. What is available and tips on their use. Tip: Install your small thickness planer beneath your workbench to save space. May also provide the room to mount the accessory outfeed rollers. Thickness planers under $500. What is available, how they compare and tips on their use. Thickness planers. A buyer's guide to 29 machines. Shop tests of three new portable planers. Tool-buyer's roundup. Important buying points and charts of features for cordless drills, drill presses, jointers, portable belt sanders, routers, scroll saws, table saws, and thickness planers. Advice on eliminating sniping by a planer. A look at multipurpose planer/molders and tests of 7 models. Portable planer thicknessing center. A movable tool stand features built-in fold-down infeed and outfeed tables that adjust up or down. Tuning up your portable planer. Align table with cutterhead, adjust feed rollers, set the knives, and reset depth gauge. User's and buyer's guide to eleven 12" portable planers. A shop test and buyer's guide to six stationary planers with at least 15" of capacity and priced under $1,400. The latest generation of portable planers. Shop test of 10 machines priced under $450. Techniques for reducing the effects of planer snipe. Tips on cleaning the feed rollers on a benchtop planer in an effort to eliminating feeding problems. Choosing between buying a jointer or a thickness planer. Some tips. Portable planers. How they operate and tips on their use. Picking your planer. Guide to buying a machine which fits your workshop needs. The craft of cabinetmaking. How to tune your machines for faultless performance. Tips for table saw, radial arm saw, jointers and planers. Machining wood. Your expert guide. All you need to know about the basic equipment, what it does, how to use it safely, and how to make it work for you. Part 7. Planer/thicknesser. Machining wood safely. A variety of guards, hold-downs, and adjustments that will improve safety when working with table saws, band saws, spindle molders, mortisers, planers, etc. Tips on truing-up a thickness planer and setting the knives. Jig converts a hand-held power plane into a bench-top thickness planer. Thicknessing on a portable planer. Jig converts a power plane into a thickness planer for narrow stock. Space saving planer. Tips on selecting, setting up and using a combination jointer and planer. Woodworker's jigs. Vertical planer/jointer for radial saws. This jig, plus a 4" rotary planer head, will convert a radial saw into a vertical planer. The thickness planer. How they work, troubleshooting, and tips. Shop test of the Jet JPM-13 planer/molder. A look at the Belsaw, Williams and Hussey, and Parks planers and planer-molders and at what each can do for the woodworker. Also included are diagrams for accessories, you can make: (1) a deflector for the W&H planer to keep shavings from shooting in your face, (2) a simple cabinet for molding and planer knives, and (3) a belt guard for the W&H planer-molder. Use-test of the Belsaw jointer-planer-molder. Use-test of the Woodmaster jointer-planer-molder. How to make a guide board for molding and a planer chip receptical, accessories which will also work with the Belsaw unit. Use-test of the Shopsmith thickness planer. Includes instructions for building a stand on which to store the planer when not in use. Use-test of the Hitachi Model P100F. Includes plans for a chip collection container. Tip on planing stock under 5/16" thick. Buyer's guide to planers for do-it-yourselfers. Includes a chart of 21 different models and tips on selecting one to fit your needs. Coaxing clean cuts from a planer. A brief guide to setting up and using a thickness planer. | |||||||||
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