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==Safety==
 
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There are several hazards you need to be aware of when using a jointer. 
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* The cutters are very sharp and spin very fast. Keep your fingers away from the cutter head even when its not spinning. Use a push pad/stick to keep your fingers a safe distance from the cutters. 
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* Never let your thumb or fingers hang down near the table when pushing a board through the machine.
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* Hold onto material firmly and keep it against the table and fence to help prevent material kicking back. If material catches on the blade the material can shoot back at you and this is called a kickback. 
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This is a video of a kickback:
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==Certification==
 
==Certification==

Revision as of 11:38, 23 October 2019

Jointer icon
Powermatic Jointer

Make: Powermatic

Model: 54HH

Ace: Needed (Makerhub@georgefox.edu).

Location: Wood Shop

Description

The Powermatic jointer contains a 1HP motor and 6" capacity that will handle the most demanding work. The helical cutterhead provides quieter operation and finer finishing than conventional systems. The 4" dust port connects easily to any dust collector. Used to remove material from wood, as well as squaring to create straight pieces.

Here is an example of this piece of equipment being used.

Documentation

Terminology

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Product Home Page

User Manual

Training

Overview

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Demonstration

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General Procedure

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Safety

There are several hazards you need to be aware of when using a jointer.

  • The cutters are very sharp and spin very fast. Keep your fingers away from the cutter head even when its not spinning. Use a push pad/stick to keep your fingers a safe distance from the cutters.
  • Never let your thumb or fingers hang down near the table when pushing a board through the machine.
  • Hold onto material firmly and keep it against the table and fence to help prevent material kicking back. If material catches on the blade the material can shoot back at you and this is called a kickback.

This is a video of a kickback:

Certification

Foxtale Course

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

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Specific Maintenance Tasks

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