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JOINTER sa EDGE JOINT & EDGE JOINTING sa JOINTER ACCESSORIES & JIGS sa JOINTER KNIFE SHARPENING & SETTING xx EDGE JOINT & EDGE JOINTING xx POWER TOOL Stationary power tool buying. (1) Table saw. (2) Jointer. Stationary power tools. Some thoughts for the beginner. Looks at table saw, radial arm saw, jointer, shaper, band saw, lathe, and thickness planer. Jointer basics. The technique is as important as the machine setup. Includes information on cutting with grain, jointing warped stock, setting knives, stoning knives, etc. Checking jointer tables for warping and parallelism using two accurate straightedges and two sets of feeler gauges. Tip on avoiding tear-out when jointing. Buyer's guide to jointers. Buyer's guide to jointers. Buyer's guide to bench top and floor model jointers. Shop tests of ten 8" jointers. Tuning a jointer. Table, cutterhead and knife adjustments. Buyer's guide to jointers, both floor-model and bench top. Buyer's guide to jointers. Annual buyer's guide to jointers. Shop test of 6" jointers. How to buy a jointer. Jointer tune-up. How to buy a jointer. Three common pitfalls to avoid when using a jointer How to operate your jointer effectively and safely. Metalworking dial indicator can be used in a woodworking shop to check setup on machines. Photos show how to use the gauge to check runout on a drill press bit, to detect wobble in a table saw blade, to verify jointer tables parallelism and to check the roundness of tubing. The importance of a jointer to precise woodworking. Includes tips on adjustments and use. Jointer basics. The essential jointer. A description of how it works and its uses. Includes suggestions on correctly aligning the fence and table. One man tells which three power tools are the most important to have in the shop of a serious woodworker. Precision. Accurate woodworking tips from steel-rule die makers. Includes proving a table saw, adjusting band saw and jigsaws, accurate measurement, cutting to precise dimensions with a table saw, precision crosscutting, step and repeat, use of ice-pick to safely cut small pieces on a table saw, and miter gauge adjustment. The jointer. How to adjust, sharpen and use this basic machine. Included is the use of a router to sharpen the blades without removing them and a jig to convert the jointer into a thickness planer. Tips on adjusting a jointer to get perfectly straight edges. Tip: How to joint cupped or twisted boards that are wider than your jointer in order to prepare them for surfacing in a planer. Safe hold-down for a jointer is longer than most and forces you to keep both hands in sight. Wooden-bed 6" jointer can be built with ordinary shop tools. Est. cost: $350. Safety tips when working with jointers. Tip: Have automotive shop grind warped jointer fence on a head grinder. On jointer maintenance. Powermatic tool company gives advice on proper maintenance of jointers. Includes correct method to remove and replace knives. Tip: Attach a long wedge to the fence of a jointer when jointing wavy-grained, contrary woods like curly maple. Tip: Moistening wood may eliminate planer or jointer tear-outs on crossgrained wood. Troubleshooting the jointer. How to make the adjustments necessary to get good, straight cuts. Shop-testing five jointer-planers. (1) Belsaw 684. (2) Emco-Rex 2000. (3) Inca 343-190. (4) Makita 2030. (5) Hitachi F-1000A. How to extend the length of jointer tables. Jig converts a jointer into a true thickness planer. Formula for calculating the cutterhead speed of a jointer. Tips on adjusting the tables of large, older-style jointers. The jointer. A comprehensive look at the anatomy of a jointer and procedures for tuning up this tool. Tips on using the jointer to surface wood, edge joint, rabbet, joint end-grain, etc. Jointer savey. Knowing your machine makes for safe and skillful jointing. Using a jointer. Some advanced techniques. Comparing combination jointer-planer surfacing machines. A comparison test of ten 6" jointers costing $325 up to $1,600. Dangers of an old jointer with a square cutterhead are noted. Adjusting a jointer to eliminate snipe, taper, or a convex edge. Stand holds jointer and circular saw. Those new bench top tools. Part 6. Shapers and jointer/planers. The jointer and how to use it. Article includes descriptions of jigs for doing stop chamfering, round tenons, and tapering in the round. Evaluation and tips on using the Belsaw Model 684 Jointer, Planer, Molder 3-in-1 shop tool. A guide to purchasing a jointer. Covers details to look for and provides a chart of 18 manufacturers' machines. Power-tool stand for jigsaw, drill press, jointer saw, and band saw include storage shelves and cabinets. Thirteen bonus tricks for your jointer. Jig and proceedures to get more out of your jointer. How to use a jointer. How to adjust the jointer, sharpen the blades, and make the basic and advanced cuts. Build a mobile, sturdy, vibration-free stand for a 4" or 6" jointer. Features a sawdust drawer, storage drawer, shelf for accessories and retractable casters. Built from wood. Guide to using the jointer. How to get the most out of your jointer. Includes information on adjustments, hold-downs, push sticks, jigs, etc. Comparing jointer planers. Bonus shop tricks you can do with a jointer includes beveling, chamfering, cutting coves and cutting circular disks. Jointers, the forgotten power tool. Advice on common (and uncommon) cuts using the jointer, jointer alignment, an auxiliary fence, a jig for cutting round tenons, etc. Jointing with accuracy. Tips on adjusting the machine, depth of cut, jointing end grain, surfacing, grinding knives on a drill press or disc sander, making a pusher hold-down, shop built magnetic knife resetting jig, etc. Jointer tips. (1) Feed direction. (2) Working with rough-sawn lumber. (3) Using pencil lines to make sure entire edge is jointed. (4) Cutting identical tapers in multiple work pieces. (5) Jointing plywood. (6) Bed extensions for bench top jointers. Tip: Joint "with the grain" to avoid chipping. Clever way to surface thin strips on a jointer. How to safely feed stock through a jointer. Jointers, machines that give you the edge quickly and accurately. A comparison of twelve 6" jointers and tips on their use. Jointers. Buyer's guide to 16 machines. Adding yellow plastic tape between blades on a jointer cutterhead to serve as a reminder of the spinning sharp knives. 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. A method for adjusting the infeed and outfeed tables on a jointer using a level and dial indicator. Spotlight on jointer safety. Jointers under $1,000. Eight things to know before you buy. Includes a buyer's guide to seventeen jointers (including 6", 8" and bench top models). Tuning up your jointer. Align tables, square fence, set knives, and adjust outfeed table. Checking jointer-table alignment and correcting for outfeed "table sag". User test of 6" jointers. Includes tune-up tips and jointer operation techniques. Eliminate chip-out when using table saw, router, jointer, band saw, scroll saw, jig saw, and portable circular saw. Choosing between buying a jointer or a thickness planer. Some tips. How to check the infeed and outfeed tables of a jointer to make sure they are parallel. Advice on adjusting a jointer, jointing technique, edge jointing, and jointing the face of a board. The craft of cabinetmaking. How to tune your machines for faultless performance. Tips for table saw, radial arm saw, jointers and planers. Space saving planer. Tips on selecting, setting up and using a combination jointer and planer. Tip on waxing the infeed table of a jointer. The jointer. Proper use, care, setup and problem solving. Bench top jointers. A buyer's guide to six models. Simple indexing heads allow fluting, routing, grooving and cutting flats on cylindrical works. Taller jointer fence for an AMT jointer-planer. Simple indexing heads for lathe, drill press, jointer and saw. Use-test of the Belsaw jointer-planer-molder. Two storage cabinets for the molding knives, gibs and counterweights for the Belsaw jointer-planer-molder. May be adapted to other cutting heads. 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. Custom made storage case for Woodmaster molding heads. Getting straight edges on a jointer. Identifying and eliminating alignment problems. Two keys to eliminating jointer snipe. | |||||||||
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