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Anyone else here hone their jointer blades after replacement?
I hone my blades per the instructions that came with the 54a jointer,
which means holding a sharpening stone over the blades and firing up the jointer (using precautions as listed in the manual). I like to do that because I'm not perfect at getting 3 blades precisely set to the same gnat's ass height. Once I think I'm within 2 or 3 thou, I let the stone do the "rest". Dave |
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