I have gotten my new Grizzly G0500 joiner this week and have one question. Can you use it to clean up miter cuts from a TS that have been cut at a 45 degrees. I have been playing around trying to see if it can be done or if I'm asking for more trouble in trying to do it. I have some long 3/4" oak I cut at a
Tilt the fence towards the jointer's table ___\ .
Keith...
I think your jointer is talking to you. If it's saying "No," it's probably worth listening.
If the cuts aren't smooth, perhaps it's the saw blade that is the problem...
Most jointer fences can be tilted back to up to 45degrees to let you joint an edge at up to 45degrees. Check the instructions/manual for your jointer to see if it tilts
John
Keith wrote in news:1111702243.e83b554a3ca784cd85490d619f4829fc@1usenet:
Sounds like a perfect task for a good handplane.
Patriarch
I like cut MANY 45 degrees (and other degrees too). Best is done with TS (or router). Get Forrest blade (man I still never gotten to by ONE!?!?)
Chuck
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