Jointer Knives

here ya go. cheapest i found and good quality. http://www.globaltooling.net/

-- hey honey! watch this!

Thanks for the link, skeezics!!! I need it for my dad’s Craftsman as well!

-Chipper

-- Steve (Plano, TX)

Save your money and sharpen them yourself. It takes 10-15 minutes to sharpen a set of jointer knives.

Plus, YOU will do a better job. I use to send mine out and they would come back looking like they were sharpened on the asphalt.

See jig here:
http://www.garagewoodworks.com/jigsfixtures.htm

-- -Brian of High Point, NC (http://www.garagewoodworks.com)

So last night i grabbed a beer and some cashews and spent some quality time with the jointer blades, some good classic rock and my scary sharp system. It worked well. The hone on the blades were sharp enough to cut my hands without even knowing untill about an hour later when i noticed a bunch of shallow cuts running across my thumbs.

I also pulled all the guts out of the motor and replaced the old cloth electrical lines with brand new wires. The motor runs strong even after probably 50 years!

Tomorrow after i pick up a new V-link belt and dial it all in we’ll see how it runs. When I’m done I’ll toss up some pictures.

- brad

-- Great Coffee= 8oz strong coffee, 1tbsp brown sugar, 1tbsp 1/2&1/2, 1 heaping teaspoon mahoganny