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Thread: Jet JJP-12 owners, check your guard

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    Jet JJP-12 owners, check your guard

    Mine suddenly moved while using the machine. This is what I found....

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    After some confusion on their side today I got an email that they are sending me a whole new guard.


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    WHOA !! I'm going to check mine first thing in the AM. Thanks for posting Matt. ( My machine is a very early production non-HH model FWIW)
    Dick Mahany.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dick Mahany View Post
    WHOA !! I'm going to check mine first thing in the AM. Thanks for posting Matt. ( My machine is a very early production non-HH model FWIW)
    Mine too. I'll take a look. Thanks for the heads-up, Matt.

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    The exact same thing happened to mine right after I got it (maybe 2 or 3 years ago). CS sent me a new unit and it's been fine since.
    I do it right, cause I do it twice.

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    Jeepers, Matt.. That's good to know and I'm glad you're safe!!

    Jim in Alaska
    One can never have too many planes and chisels... or so I'm learning!!

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    Holy smokes!

    Lucky it didnt fall down into the head when it broke!

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    Hopefully they've improved the casting quality...

    IMG_1723.jpgIMG_1724.jpg


    What's dumb is that that big recess doesn't serve any purpose. They could have made the thing solid and it would never have broken even as poorly cast as it is. Kind of wondering if I shouldn't fill that recess with epoxy before I install the new one?

    My first concern when it happened was not to bump it anymore to be sure it didn't fall into the cutters. That would have gotten expensive quick.
    Last edited by Matt Meiser; 09-15-2013 at 7:00 PM.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Meiser View Post
    Hopefully they've improved the casting quality...

    IMG_1723.jpgIMG_1724.jpg


    What's dumb is that that big recess doesn't serve any purpose. They could have made the thing solid and it would never have broken even as poorly cast as it is. Kind of wondering if I shouldn't fill that recess with epoxy before I install the new one?

    My first concern when it happened was not to bump it anymore to be sure it didn't fall into the cutters. That would have gotten expensive quick.
    Actually it does serve a purpose as the metal thats not used in that space can be used to make another bracket!

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