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Tip #50
Using a Jointer (continued)
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Saw-Jointer Combination

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Figure 6-3. The jointer can be used in combination with the MARK V table saw. Warning: Be sure the upper and lower saw guards are in place.

The Mark V was designed so that the table saw and the jointer can be used in combination (Figure 6-3). When the speed dial is set at "Saw-Joint," the power plant runs each tool at the proper speed. Warning: Be sure the upper and lower saw guards are mounted on the Mark V.

To square the edges, joint one edge of a board before beginning any sawing operation. This produces a smooth, straight edge to place against the rip fence and assures a straight, parallel cut. When you're ripping, cut the stock slightly oversize so that you can also joint the second edge.

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