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  1. 14th December 2013, 02:42 PM #1
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    Default JPT 310HH Calibration of Thickness Height

    Guys I've just returned to using my JPT 310HH after a break of over a year.
    I tried to get it the timber down to 11mm but it consistently came out at 11.6-11.7mm
    This is with the orange display showing 11.0mm - anyone know the procedure for calibration?
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  3. 14th December 2013, 02:50 PM #2
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    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f153/a...owners-152897/

    Post 6 in above thread
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Parks View Post
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    Chris, thanks the link to the manual is dead - u if its the JJP - 12 US version - I have that and it does not mention the orang read out at all.
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    Try this as I reckon it would be the same as a Powermatic...POWERMATIC®

    item 1791210. That machine has a DRO and I reckon that there is a big chance they may be the same.
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    Thanks, for that. It turns out that they are different. The Powermatic DRO is a proper digital type - why the Jet is a mechanical spinning wheel type.
    Note that in the 310HH the read out is displayed as an accessory although I think it comes as standard.

    So to adjust - 6mm hex key to remove the adjustment wheel. Remove rubber grommet. 2.5mm hex to remove grub screw then you can freely adjust the dial without it moving the table.
    Installation is reverse.
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