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I got an old jointer and the infeed table was very tight/stuck, and only moved with some effort on the adjustment wheel. Needs to be cleaned up I think, lots of gunk in the ways.

I haven't taken...

name tag is gone, not sure where else to look for another serial number other than the one on the motor, may be missing it

thanks and sorry!

What did you google? I have put every number on this photo into google with no luck

appreciate it though

I am having trouble identifying this PM jointer I found on FB?
Any help appreciated, I am searching the various numbers without success.
Serial not pulling up anything on internet
Thanks!

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I was worried about being able to accurately build the face frames outside and have them match. This would be better as I would guess the paint will fail at the joints if I built them in place.
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I have a spent a few weeks on this design for a closet. Mostly had to learn sketchup so time consuming.
There are many tricks I still need to learn!

Anyways, this is my plan and I would love...

Many months ago I asked some questions and got some great help from everyone here. I finally finished my project! (I have a crazy day job and can only do weekend warrior work around 3 kid's sports...

Good evening!
we are looking to update our builder grade cabinets in the family room. They are 20 years old and mostly built with Butt joinery. I can see pin nails in some of the joints too. One day...

Some great ideas, thanks all.
Sounds like we will plan a nice plywood with edge banding and an MDF subsurface.
I will get the cabinets in and then make some cardboard cutouts to test the space to...

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yes there is limited space, it is not meant to be a big office desk, but a place to put a PC and for kids to use for homework in an existing playroom, which has other purposes. A corner...

Yeah I have looked at many pictures. Most have a right angle and the grain has a butt joint. The little triangle is the issue with that, and I think I need that because a computer will be on...

I do think I prefer the smaller boards butcher block look to stained plywood. Does anyone think it this would work in the "L" shape, joints in the block, and then edging that would be needed?

Yes, could be from one sheet. I usually do most things with a table saw so was thinking how to do it that way. Cutting one piece would be done with Jigsaw and straightedge I guess? Would need a...

Good morning,
I am hoping for insight. I am designing a set of built in cabinets, the corner piece of which will be an "L" shaped desk. It is 24" deep, 40" on each side, and has a small angled...

yes thanks Warren, I def could have made the FF as one. I was worried about installation. I am also asking a cabinet painting shop to spray the FF's and open shelves when they are ready. Because...

Thanks John! I like the idea of routing something there.
Does "rabbet" always = "Bead"
if not, what shape bead did you have in mind?
I can try this on a test piece to see how it looks.

so rip that shim with table saw?
I need to make sure the plywood carcass if perfectly straight then. It was single sided prefinished ply and I think there was a tiny warp with a tip in middle that...

I am hoping for some advice.
I have made some cabinets but always single ones, I am now working on some built ins for our play room.
There are two pairs of cabinets where the lower box is an open...

Well you get what you pay for!
The picture is of the original belt, saying made in USA.
What I got is a Jason XPZ562, clearly stating "made in Korea". These can be found on multiple sites for...

Well I bought them from Ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Powermatic-66-drive-belts-2-cogged-belts-/381439025841?hash=item58cf89a2b1:m:m7MuSWPjPMgWgFn9-DD-UdQ

I was going to Pep Boys for a battery...

Looked up shim stock...wow!. I don't know which thickness I need and that stuff is not cheap! Cheapest slotted ones I can see are 25$

Will try the tin can idea first I think

Thanks all!

I found some old threads on this, nothing really recently. I took the top off my PM 66 to work on the alignment and I am cleaning it up. It needs new belts which I have been meaning to do for a...

Thanks all,
I did watch some videos when I first did this, there is one by wood whiperer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxRSarTJLMU

and this pdf from wood mag:...

Hoping for some wisdom.

I have a PM 66 which was set up a while ago. It is tuned very well at 90 degrees but I was checking the alignment today with a dial indicator and at 45 degrees I have...