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  1. #1
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    Default jointing and smoothing

    doing a job involving a bunch of panels and casework in walnut. I used a jointer fence on a #6 and a #7. I also used a #4-1/2 as a smoother. for some areas I used a #2 and a #4, but that #4-1/2 really plowed through. it made doing the smoothing a real pleasure.

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    Cool little jointer fence. I'll have to make one now.
    We don't know how lucky we are......

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    What Seanz said.
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    +1 for the fence.
    My 4 1/2 is definitely my favourite; small enough for detail and wide and heavy enough to get through it quickly.

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