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    Default 8" Sherwood jointer

    My first post here . I've just set up my new jointer . Took a whole day , the young guy at the shop reckons 1 hr , even if i did 10 of them still would take 2-3 hrs to set up . First time i've ever had a jointer , so i have a stupid question . Why does the out feed side have adjustment ? My thick brain tells me that i should set it at the same as the blade height. Also can someone tell me where i can get good tips on jointing techniques from the net or a course i can do in WA?
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    I am watching this thread as it is a useful question. I don't know if there is anything if you do a search but there is a good chance. I do know in the ML-392 thread there is a link to a page about setting up jointers and thicknessers which deals with setting the blades correctly and the troubles that you can have with them.

    Studley

    PS welcome to the madhouse, hope you enjoy it as much as the rest of the loonies
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    Sean
    try this
    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...=jointer+snipe
    also do a search using the words "jointer snipe" and you'll find heaps of info.
    Cheers
    Jim

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    Thanks Caliban . after reading the whole way through that thread i think i'll put my machine on Ebay!!!!!! only kidding ... looks like magnets are the go ...

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    is that this http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...6&page=5&pp=15 thread
    I think it is just that I don't do html

    Anyhow got some information I can use myself Looks like you have it allready Sean

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    I have just taken delivery of a surface grinder to sharpen my jointer blades. Does a great job. I also bought one of the twin bar blade adjusters with the 6 magnets; as the OEM adjuster had one of the legs just fall off.

    Getting to the point of this thread. oem adjuster set blades OK; but the new bar unit set the blades slightly higher giving the dreaded snipe. Adjusted the outfeed table up slightly and problem solved.

    Jointer has never cut so well from new.

    Ken

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    I tried my first piece of jarrah the other day . It was rough sawn and as straight as a banana. Came out perfect. I set the out the same height as the blades and the infeed to 1/16 .

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