Figure V
Your jointer is designed only to cut
natural wood fiber products. DO NOT
joint MDF, particle board, plywood,
laminates or other synthetically made
materials.
Scrape all glue off the workpiece
before jointing. Glue deposits, either
hard or soft will gum up the blades,
produce poor results and may cause
kickback.
Remove foreign objects from the
workpiece.
workpiece for foreign objects such as
nails and staples. Ensure that your
workpiece is free of dirt that may
damage the planer blades. NOTE:
Wood stacked on dirt or concrete may
have small pieces of concrete or stone
embedded into the surface.
Use only dry wood when jointing or
planing. Wood with a moisture
content of over 20% can cause
unnecessary wear to the planer blades,
produce poor cutting results and
increase the risk of kickback.
Always
check
your
CAUTION:
Your workpiece must exceed the minimum
dimensions of stock shown in (Fig. W & X)
when edge jointing or surface planing. Stock
of smaller dimensions may break or kickback
during operations.
Figure W
Figure X
Squaring Stock
Squaring stock is accomplished by performing
the following four steps in the order listed.
1. Surface plane on the jointer – The
concave face of the workpiece is
surface planed flat with the jointer.
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