I want to have my rollers recoated but do not have a clue as to how thick it should be I have a place in syracuse but they have never done this particular roller before. Any body with that information ?
I used Western Roller in Oregon to do a set for my Jet. You might try calling them and see if they have the molds already for your particular model. They did a great job and customer service was outstanding!
I have used http://www.griffithpolymersinc.com/index.php for a couple of sets for Makita planer rollers. I just removed them and they knew exactly which tool they were from. This is a really common issue with the Makita planers. I have also heard good things about Western Roller but have not used them since I am about 6 miles from Griffith.
as of 12-19-12 it cost me 209.50 to have j.j. short recover makita 2040 feed rollers. i have a type 1 and had a hell of a time reinstalling them to factory specs. don't over tighten roller pressure springs, u'll burn up plain bearing. call me if u want tips or help. mike @ 50eight-33three-933six.
I'm looking at a used good condition Makita 2040 planner with asking price of $400. Thoughts?
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