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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | My 6" jointer came with a setting gage that, well, I gave up on and went back to the way I learned way back when.... straightedge and lots of time. I have seen these magnetic ones and thought about making one but then maybe if I didn't have to spend to much to get something????? Getting all three blades set right takes most of an afternoon..... I would like to get on with other woodworking in say 15 or 20 minutes. Anyone have a model or design that they would like to share? I use HSS knifes.... I have two sets and sharpen my own. I also have a hone for little touch ups. I use it mostly for jointing and move the fence to get fresh cutting area so I don't have to do this very often but still...... Ed |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Hi Ed, I think you should get the one they sell at mlcswoodworking.com, page46 item #9397. I know it is $69.95 but it has a lot of nice features..... if fact it should do you just fine. Ed |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Ed, thanks for the tip. In fact I have that very one and you're right it looks like just what I was looking for. I like the fact it will hold carbide knives in case I ever get the money to buy a set. It seems easy enough to use and should save me a lot of time. It was even nicer because being a good customer they gave me 10% off in my last order, then in this order I got another coupon towards my next order, also 10% off. Again thanks for responding, I like how you think. Ed |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | No problem. |
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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | That's something new Ed answering your own question. Thanks for telling me what I'm in for I bought a 4" grizzly jointer and didn't get the line up tools. So like you said in your first post I guess I better be good with a straight edge. Yeah I just love it when I get no replies on somethings sorry Ed but like when I get no replys they just don't have that type of tool or don't know how to setup certain things so it is understandable. Last edited by Glenmore; 03-11-2005 at 09:48 PM. |
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| Forum Moderator Supreme Forum King | Will that same type tool work for a 4" jointer. |
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