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	Jointer plane - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		The jointer plane (also known as the try plane or trying plane) is a type of hand plane used primarily to straighten the edges of boards in the operation known as jointing.
		A jointer plane may also be used to flatten the face of a board.
		Jointer planes are typically 20 to 24 inches (508mm to 610mm) long.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Jointer_plane (149 words)

	Jointer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The use of this term probably arises from the name of a type of hand plane, the jointer plane, which is also used primarily for this purpose.
		Fundamentally, a jointer consists of two parallel tables - the infeed and outfeed tables - a moveable fence which is normally kept perpendicular to the tables, and a cutter head which is driven by some form of mechanical motorisation, commonly today an electric induction motor.
		A jointer may also be used to flatten the face of a board, in which case the sole focus is to produce a flat surface on the face of the board and the fence is not used.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jointer (529 words)

	Glossary of Woodworking and Lutherie Terms
		The bench planes are all configured alike, with similar adjustment mechanisms, and the main difference from one to another is the length of the sole.
		If a plane is needed for a job other than one of the specialized jobs of the other planes, this is the plane that is called for.
		Jointer Plane - The longest of the Bench Planes, with about a 22-1/2" sole, this heavy plane is used to provide a board with a straight, square edge.
	www.osborneatelier.com /glossary_of_woodworking.htm (1412 words)

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		If a shoulder plane is the only rabbet-mouthed plane you have, you would probably use it to trim and fit cheeks and shoulders of tenons, lap joints, bridle joints, etc., as well as to cut the occasional rabbet, and other miscellaneous trimming.
		However, in traditional use, where the worker has one of each type of bench plane (jack, jointer, try, and smooth) the role of the jack is to remove moderate amounts of wood from the face of a board, to flatten it in preparation for smoothing it with a smooth plane.
		The jack plane has a medium length for a bench plane and can also be adjusted easily, so people who have only a jack can manage to do a middl'n job at smoothing a face, flattening a face, and straightening an edge all with this one plane.
	workshop.tjmahaffey.com /workshop/planes1.php (9791 words)

	Fine Woodworking June 1997
		Usually this means just planing at the two ends of the board at first and then gradually lengthening the areas you are planing until they meet in the middle of the board.
		To avoid planing ramps at the leading or trailing end of a board, transfer pressure on the plane from front to back as you move along the edge.
		As the leading edge of the plane moves beyond the end of the board, gradually transfer pressure to the hand on the tote, or rear handle.
	www.northwestwoodworking.com /article_1/article1.html (3372 words)

	This article was written by rfeeser and he gave me permission to post it on my website on 12 30 04
		Used in conjunction with the jointer planes, the jointing guage, which is an adjustable-angle fence against the sole of the plane makes it easy to ensure the board's edge is square to a face.
		Jointer planes are normally used to straighten and flatten the edges of boards.
		With a plane that has side abutments to hold the wedge, rather than a cross piece, it is important that the wedge thickness match the abutments all the way along the sides of the wedge.
	home.pacbell.net /paulcomi/Spectaculartrim/Woodworking/rfeeser_article_on_hand_planes.htm (22622 words)

	Lie-Nielsen Toolworks USA \| No. 7 Jointer Plane
		In addition, the construction of the frog is unique - it features a fully machined fit between frog and body, adjustable from the rear without having to remove the blade and cap.
		The blade is ground sharp at a 25° bevel.
		Maintenance: The soles of Iron planes are surface ground flat and square; the Bronze planes are lapped, to a tolerance of.0015".
	www.lie-nielsen.com /catalog.php?sku=7 (670 words)

	Knight Toolworks - Wooden Planes
		The plane is available with a 45º iron for normal use on most woods.
		The Jointer Plane is used to level a surface and make it flat, or join edges for good glue ups.
		This plane is approximately 24" X 3" X 1.75" with a 2" iron with an Ipe sole for extreme wear resistance and slickness.
	www.knight-toolworks.com /wooden.htm (871 words)

	Lie-Nielsen Toolworks USA \| No. 8 Jointer Plane
		Lie-Nielsen Bench Planes are based on the Stanley Bedrock-type planes.
		Bedrocks were Stanley's top line of Bench Planes, heavier and better made than the standard.
		Geometry: All Bench Plane blades are bedded at 45° with the bevel down.
	www.lie-nielsen.com /tool.html?id=8 (665 words)

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		The Veritas low-angle jointer is the latest and largest member of our bevel-up bench plane family.
		The bevel-up blade configuration results in a plane that is versatile and straightforward to use.
		The Veritas low-angle jointer fence enables you to shoot consistent and accurate square or bevelled edges with your Veritas bevel-up jointer.
	www.leevalley.com /wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=52414&cat=51&ap=1 (250 words)

	THE LEE VERITAS BEVEL UP JOINTER – A REVIEW
		Each of their bevel up planes I have had the opportunity to use has proved to be an advance on the handplanes I had been using up to that point.
		I follow the latter approach, believing that the jointer belongs to a group of planes whose primary function is to create a fit.
		However, pushing the planes is easier with the BUJ since its weight is sufficient to hold it down without the need for addition downforce.
	members.iinet.net.au /~derekcohen/reviews/buj (2381 words)

	Holly Patent Jointer Plane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This pre-Civil War plane has a beech handle and knob, and the original Casey, Kitchell and Co. cutter.
		This is the plane pictured in PTAMPIA II, p.
		It is the nicest example I have ever seen, and one of the very few that have the dovetailed birch insert in the rear of the plane, that is stamped "'Patented", G++..........
	jonzimmersantiquetools.com /show/holly.html (59 words)

	Rose Antique Tools old tools and history
		This plane has been redone for an actual working plane blade has been sharpened and base flattened along with frog.
		Stanley no. 6 corrugated plane has Bailey on the toe has three patent dates on bed behind frog.
		Stanley no. 7 corrugated plane with very nice handles has a partial stanley tools logo on the side of tote knob and tote have a really nice grain on the tote and knob.
	www.roseantiquetools.com /id184.html (308 words)

	Fine Tool Journal-The Most Comprehensive Resource On Hand Tools
		Each bench plane has its own charm, but personal preference plays a large part in choosing the right bench plane for a particular job.
		Although a small bench plane, the No. 2 is considerably larger than the No. 1 and has good heft in the hand.
		The No. 4 1/2 is the ultimate size for a Smoothing Plane-- it is a bit longer and wider than the No. 4 and was Stanley's answer to the heavy English Smoother made by companies such as Norris.
	www.finetoolj.com /ln/Planes.html (721 words)

	RECORD 07 JOINTER PLANE 2.3/8IN, Jointer Planes from Tool-Up UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Record range of bench planes is manufactured to uncompromisingly high standards.
		The planes feature tungsten vanadium cutter blade, accurately machined blade setting, full adjustments, selected hardwood handle and knob, cast iron base frog and lever cap, and traditional brass adjusting nut.
		Jack Planes: For the preliminary squaring of rough timber.
	www.tool-up.co.uk /shop/diy/REC07.html (102 words)

	Veritas Flachwinkel-Rauhbank (Bevel-Up Jointer Plane) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Veritas low-angle jointer is the latest and largest member of the Veritas bevel-up bench plane family.
		The Veritas low-angle jointer fence enables you to shoot consistent and accurate square or bevelled edges with this bevel-up jointer.
		(279 mm) long anodized aluminum fence can be attached to either side of the plane with the brass thumbscrews provided; a set screw can be adjusted to square the fence to the sole.
	www.feinewerkzeuge.de /G307880.htm (203 words)

	WoodCentral Articles & Reviews
		My understanding was to use the jack plane to clean up the scrub troughs by first planing diagonally and then with the grain.
		The jointer is the plane to use for flattening.
		They may be selling planes and not furniture, or their surfaces may be their goal (and there are several guys here in that category).
	www.woodcentral.com /cgi-bin/readarticle.pl?dir=handtools&file=articles_694.shtml (1441 words)

	Fore Planes No. 6, Jointer Planes No. 7 and No. 8, Bevel-Up Jointer
		The blade can be finely adjusted by means of the knurled-head screw, and the lateral adjustment is done with the lever.
		The no. 6 (Fore Plane) and no. 7 (Jointer Plane) are the classic British and N. American planes for removing unevenness and roughness before the jack plane or smooth plane is brought into play.
		Replacement blades are the same as for the Veritas low angle jack plane.
	www.fine-tools.com /eputz6.htm (177 words)

	Ebony 18" Jointer Plane - #KH1088-050 - The Japan Woodworker Catalog
		Our Mujingfang 7" Jointer Plane can be used either with or without the handles and either pushed or pulled.
		The blade is set at 45ø and has a chip-breaker which is attached via a screw to the blade.
		This plane is made from Ebony and is used as a jointer or long smoothing plane.
	www.japanwoodworker.com /product.asp?pf_id=98.108.8050&dept_id=12915 (147 words)

	Bailey Bench Plane Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The set of user bench planes I have collected and restored consist mainly of Stanley Bailey Type 9,10 and 11.
		Type Studies of the Bailey Bench Plane have been posted by others better informed than I (Jay Sutherland, Patrick Leach, Etc.) but given here is a "Wizard" written in the JavaScript language which can help you determine the "Type" of your Bailey bench plane using the protocols previously developed by Sutherland.
		Given in the next section is a table of detailed information for each plane in the set as well as links to pictures of same.
	users.ev1.net /~gmuster/TypeStudy/benchplanes.htm (229 words)

	Jointer plane questions-long PIC
		The plane came with a bent cap iron.With the bend,the plane can't be assembled with the bevel down and the wedge on top.With bevel up it fits,but that gives an effective cutting angle of around 70 deg.This is a 33" long jointer plane,is this possibly correct?
		My thought is that the parts were stored in the plane improperly and at some time,by some accident,the cap iron got bent.So,I should straighten this piece out and assemble the plane bevel down,wedge on top.
		Since I've never seen a woodie with a separate opening for shavings I figured this plane may not be set up the way I'm used to seeing them.
	www.woodcentral.com /cgi-bin/handtools.pl?noframes;read=54515 (211 words)

	ECE Jointer Plane - 031447
		ECE planes combine Emmerich's meticulous quality with the economy of traditional hammer-set irons secured with wooden wedges.
		As in all Emmerich planes, the workmanship is simply outstanding.
		This plane is 23-5/8" long by 3" wide, with a 2-3/8" iron and chipbreaker.
	www.highlandwoodworking.com /index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=586 (165 words)

	Garrett Wade
		Like all Lie-Nielsen bench planes, this is based on the famous "bedrock" design, where the frog is bedded to a specially machined surface on the sole.
		This magnificent plane has been under development by Lie-Nielsen for several years.
		The body is ground dead flat and square for accurately jointing and shooting long edges, as wall as surfacing large areas quickly and accurately.
	www.garrettwade.com /sdx/208733.jsp (114 words)

	- Jointer planes - Woodworking Online
		plane, whatever it is, to follow a registerd line and shave the
		jointer on the face of the board also apply to the edge.
		when planing knots, and as to the cast in the body....
	www.woodworking-online.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=7816 (2546 words)

	Lie-Nielsen No.7-1/2 Low Angle Jointer Plane - Iron
		This well balanced tool at 7.5 lbs is a delight to use.
		Low angle planes are versatile uncomplicated tools that will do a great job on end grain and long grain in most situations.
		Plane Sock - Extra Large - Jointer Planes
	www.craftsmanstudio.com /html_p/A175.htm (280 words)

	FanFiction.Net : Dictionary & Thesaurus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A plane for smoothing the surfaces of pieces which are to be accurately joined; especially: (a) The longest plane used by a joiner.
		(b) (Coopering) A long stationary plane, for planing the edges of barrel staves.
		[1913 Webster] From WordNet (r) 2.0 (August 2003) : jointer n : a long carpenter's plane used to shape the edges of boards so they will fit together [syn: jointer plane, jointing plane, long plane] From English - German Dictionary 1.4 : jointer Abrichte f (Holzbearbeitung)
	www.fanfiction.net /dictionary.php?word=jointer (130 words)

	All Stuff Good 0161 - Antique Wooden Jointer Plane # 1
		The edges are worn smooth and the finish is shiny with some slight paint splatters.
		The wooden frame of the plane, the steel blade, and the wooden blade holder.
		It would be a great gift for the serious craftsman or anyone who enjoys the great tools of the past.
	www.mikeysoft.com /all_stuff_good/0161.htm (246 words)

	Stanley 7 Jointer Plane 2.3/8In 1 12 007 - Stanley 1-12-007 - STA112007 at Tooled-Up.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Stanley 7 Jointer Plane 2.3/8In 1 12 007 - Stanley 1-12-007 - STA112007 at Tooled-Up.com
		Stanley 7 Jointer Plane 2.3/8in 1 12 007
		Stanley 6 Fore Plane 2.3/8in 1 12 006
	www.tooled-up.com /Product.asp?PID=10094 (112 words)

	Stanley Planes Model Reference:Number
		These pages are intended to serve as a quick reference for the model numbers of the various Stanley Planes.
		Each model number is linked to the entry for the corresponding plane in Patrick Leach's Blood and Gore page (for which these pages may be considered a simplified index.)
		#78 Duplex Filletster and Rabbet Plane (#A78 :aluminum)
	www.sover.net /~nichael/nlc-wood/stanref-num.html (289 words)

	- WTB jointer plane - Woodworking Online
		plane which he/she knows is complete and undamaged as a way to get
		This weekend there is gong to be a big antique show in town.
		I have never had to enlarge the throat on a plane to use a Hock iron.
	www.woodworking-online.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=3355 (3068 words)

	RECORD 07 JOINTER PLANE 2.3/8IN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		RECORD BENCH PLANES 07 (JOINTER)The Record range of bench planes is manufactured to uncompromisingly high standards.
		Back to >> Jointer Planes >> Hand Planes >> Woodworking Tools >> Hand Tools
		To be kept up to date with our latest special offers.
	www.toolshopdirect.co.uk /handtool/product/REC07 (152 words)

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