Grizzly 6" Jointer..

[SARGE..g-47]

Recieved this e-mail from Grizzly this morning if anyone interested...

March 25th - March 31st

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$399.95 G0452 6" Jointer

The latest addition to our family of jointers has some of the most remarkable features found anywhere. Starting from the ground up: built-in "kick-stand" mobile base (just push the lever down, push the machine where you want it and kick the lever back up!), built-in dust chute with 4" dust collection hood, quick adjusting lever on the infeed table, fine control handwheel on the outfeed table, positive stop at 1/8" on the infeed table, large 5" x 35" cast iron fence, rack & pinion fence adjustment, & an easy access switch with a removable safety key.

Specifications:

Motor: 1 HP, 110V, single-phase
Maximum stock width: 6"
Maximum depth of cut: 1/8"
Maximum rabbeting capacity: 1/2"
Cutterhead diameter: 2 1/2"
Number of knives: 3
Cutterhead speed: 4800 RPM
Table size: 6" x 46"
Table height from floor: 32 1/2"
Cuts per minute: 14, 400
Fence size: 5"H x 35"L
Fence adjustment: positive stops @ +/- 45º & 90º
Overall dimensions: 46"L x 27-1/2"W x 37-1/4"H
Approximate shipping weight: 270 lbs.
Free pair of safety blocks


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[Hoover]

Here's a photo of that jointer

[Nomad50]

coplaner problem

I bought this jointer last year but have not pressed it into use until last month. Unfortunately I've found the infeed and outfeed tables to be out of plane by about .025 and have found no way to adjust the error out. Has anyone else come across this problem? and if so, have you found a way to fix it? Thanks.

[Black wallnut]

Nomad50 you may wish to open a new thread in Tool Talk about this jointer and your issue.

[Nomad50]

Good idea. Thanks

[Ian57]

Hope this helps

Here is a video showing you how to tune up a Grizzly jointer not the same model. But it may help. http://www.scottmorton.com/setting-t...izzly-jointer/

[Nomad50]

Thanks for the link to the video. It's EXACTLY what I was looking for - don't know why Grizzly doesn't include any mention of this in their manuals.