As mentioned, jointing end grain is dangerous and even if you did it perfectly, would be prone to tearing out anyway. Typically you would joint/plane with the grain, then do the ends with a chop saw, miter saw, or a crosscut sled on a tablesaw. – Daniel B. Aug 20 '15 at Aug 29,  · For the best results, feed the board across the jointer with the bow up so the board rides on its ends, cup facing down, and the grain running downhill from left to right [shown in detail drawing above]. If the grain runs uphill, the cutting motion may follow the grain up into the board until small pieces break off. That’s chip-out. Jun Jointer Plane End Grain Limit 22,  · When jointing end grain, it’s best to take a light cut–no more than about 1⁄32". Basic edge-jointing With your hand forward of the guard, splay your fingers to apply pressure against the fence at both its top and bottom edges.
Aug 29,  · For the best results, feed the board across the jointer with the bow up so the board rides on its ends, cup facing down, and the grain running downhill from left to right [shown in detail drawing above]. If the grain runs uphill, the cutting motion may Jointer Plane End Grain 01 follow the grain up into the board until small pieces break off. That’s chip-out. Mar 15,  · The end grain groove I actually rip cut - the plane just couldn't cut end grain oak. I started making mine out of some of the large stockpile of oak lumber I had sawn up. I had several 12" wide boards and picked out a good one that would make all four sides, but remember this chest is designed to use commercially available lumber. Smoothing down rough grain on raw lumber is no problem with this high-quality jack hand plane. Best For Pro Jobs. High-Quality Tool. WoodRiver #6 Bench Plane, V3. WoodRiver Jointer Plane Sack. out of 5 stars 2. $ $ 99 $ $ $ shipping. Related searches. jack plane no 7 plane.

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