Plate joining question
Re: Plate joining question
Just like the factories (who have big time warranty concerns) I use a properly set up power joiner -- mines a 6" Delta/Craftsman, takes a about 30 seconds for two passes. And no Martin and others do not use some special bowed or angled cut -- I have talked to plant engineers and they dispelled this myth.
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Re: Plate joining question
Thank you very much for all of the replies.
Do you think the router table idea will work as well as a jointer?
Do you think the router table idea will work as well as a jointer?
Re: Plate joining question
"Do you think the router table idea will work as well as a jointer?"
Maybe -- but likely not, depends on design, vertical or horizontal? Ease of in/out fence adjustments, vibration control, etc.
Maybe -- but likely not, depends on design, vertical or horizontal? Ease of in/out fence adjustments, vibration control, etc.
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Re: Plate joining question
ken cierp wrote:"Do you think the router table idea will work as well as a jointer?"
Maybe -- but likely not, depends on design, vertical or horizontal? Ease of in/out fence adjustments, vibration control, etc.
On a router table with a straight cut bit.
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Re: Plate joining question
You would be making a shiity jointer, it may work OK but at times you may get a bit of tear out especially on figured wood. Take a note of the differences between a good jointer and a router table with a straight bit.
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Re: Plate joining question
Duly noted. Thanks!John Parchem wrote:You would be making a shiity jointer, it may work OK but at times you may get a bit of tear out especially on figured wood. Take a note of the differences between a good jointer and a router table with a straight bit.
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Re: Plate joining question
Today I made this thread moot. I purchased a Veritas Low Angle Jack Plane with the PM-V11 blade. NTD coming soon!