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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
Thought about after reading how important it is to set jointer knives
equal to the outfeed table why couldnt you lay a wide magnet on the edge of the outfeed table to "hold" the knives at that level while tightening them down instead of using a dial indicator? Would this work? |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
In article .com, "stryped" wrote:
Thought about after reading how important it is to set jointer knives equal to the outfeed table why couldnt you lay a wide magnet on the edge of the outfeed table to "hold" the knives at that level while tightening them down instead of using a dial indicator? Would this work? Works fine -- but you aren't the first guy to have that idea. :-) http://www.right-tool.com/joinpalmagjo.html -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again. |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
stryped wrote:
Thought about after reading how important it is to set jointer knives equal to the outfeed table why couldnt you lay a wide magnet on the edge of the outfeed table to "hold" the knives at that level while tightening them down instead of using a dial indicator? Would this work? Yup. Commercial magnetic setting jigs are also available. |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
Can I use just a magnet instead of paying the 30-100 bucks for that
fixture? Doug Miller wrote: In article .com, "stryped" wrote: Thought about after reading how important it is to set jointer knives equal to the outfeed table why couldnt you lay a wide magnet on the edge of the outfeed table to "hold" the knives at that level while tightening them down instead of using a dial indicator? Would this work? Works fine -- but you aren't the first guy to have that idea. :-) http://www.right-tool.com/joinpalmagjo.html -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again. |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
"stryped" wrote in message ups.com... Can I use just a magnet instead of paying the 30-100 bucks for that fixture? Two posters already said you could.... |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
In article . com, "stryped" wrote:
Can I use just a magnet instead of paying the 30-100 bucks for that fixture? Why not try it and see? -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again. |
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
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Setting jointer knives, had a thought.
On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 05:56:46 -0700, stryped wrote:
Thought about after reading how important it is to set jointer knives equal to the outfeed table why couldnt you lay a wide magnet on the edge of the outfeed table to "hold" the knives at that level while tightening them down instead of using a dial indicator? Would this work? That's how I have always done it. I lay two heavy duty rectangle magnets on the outfeed table and 'have at it'. There's another way? Who knew? Bill |
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