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raymond Abel
11-25-2011, 8:44 PM
allo all
I would like to share with you my last aquisition:
http://www.elitetools.ca/product/Pla...-Parallelogram (http://www.elitetools.ca/product/Platinum-Series-8-Jointer-w-Parallelogram)
I made a little "first impression"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL1F3PZu_nI
More description to come as far I will finish it instalation.
Ray
Richard Wolf
11-25-2011, 9:21 PM
Looks great, good luck with it.
Jim Matthews
11-26-2011, 8:54 AM
It's not fair.
The best hockey in the world, Maple syrup and now this - all in your backyard.
God must be Quebecoise.
My only question would be the clearance at the outfeed table - it appears quite close.
Pas un pet de travers!
jim
Canadiens fan in exile.
Paul McGaha
11-26-2011, 9:40 AM
Long tables on that jointer. Seems like a really nice 8" jointer. Congratulations Raymond.
Thanks for taking the time to do the video and sharing it with us.
PHM
Paul Cahill
11-26-2011, 10:44 AM
Nice machine - enjoy and be safe.
I am studying French, so I enjoyed the video in French. Merci.
Paul
raymond Abel
11-26-2011, 1:28 PM
It's not fair.
The best hockey in the world, Maple syrup and now this - all in your backyard.
God must be Quebecoise.
My only question would be the clearance at the outfeed table - it appears quite close.
Pas un pet de travers!
jim
Canadiens fan in exile.
allo Jim
about God being a Qhébecois & the HAB, we could have a long talk...
About your question: the infeed & outfeed table are least the 1/32" away rom the cutter head. & being a parallelogram it is the same distance all the way up & all the way down.
Thanks for your questions
Salutations
Ray
Bruce Page
11-26-2011, 2:53 PM
Beau!
Congratulations!
Jim Matthews
11-26-2011, 6:25 PM
"About your question: the infeed & outfeed table are least the 1/32" away from the cutter head. & being a parallelogram it is the same distance all the way up & all the way down."
I meant to ask about the distance from the end of the outfeed table to the wall - is this the resting place for your "aircraft carrier"?
jma
go Habs, GO!
(Even with St. Sidney, the Pens are going down, tonight ;)
raymond Abel
11-26-2011, 8:43 PM
"About your question: the infeed & outfeed table are least the 1/32" away from the cutter head. & being a parallelogram it is the same distance all the way up & all the way down."
I meant to ask about the distance from the end of the outfeed table to the wall - is this the resting place for your "aircraft carrier"?
Sorry that I did not undertand you to well, My english level is not perfect.
To make a long story short : no this is the place the to test et fine tune (even that I add nothing to do beside make sure that all cutterhead are well torque )
I will put it on an overpad like this one :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06zR8nilsOk because of the size of my workshop, everything need to be "movable" (not sure "movable" is a good english therm)
HAve fun & take a look to my others videos.
More videos to come
Ray
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