Jointer/Planer Sawblade

Which of the following is a consideration before milling a board on the Jointer?

• The guard is removed

• Grain direction as well as bow/warp are correctly identified

• Jointer is outfitted with segmented knives and calibrated

To get a 1/16” depth and a 3 degree bevel using the jointer, what needs to be adjusted?

• cutter head and outfeed table

• infeed table only

• infeed table and fence

What part of a jointer is kept in a fixed height position for all standard operations?

• fence

• outfeed table

• rabbeting ledge

Jointing against the grain of a board will most likely result in _____________.

• chipped grain

• burn marks

• mill marks

When milling rough sawn boards on a single-sided Planer or Surfacer, the machine _______.

• will not remove more than 1/8” per pass

• will not accept boards over 4” in width

• will not remove warp from a board

Warp in solid stock is removed by a:

• surface planer

• table saw

• jointer

Which of the following is a consideration before milling a board on a Planer?

• Grain direction is correctly identified

• Planer is secured to the plant floor

• Planer is outfitted with segmented knives

The lower feed rolls on the planer can be set higher to ______________.

• improve finish surface

• improve the ability to feed

• allow for rough surface