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In the earlier post you said you were over 52 thou above the head which confused me. sorry, Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2021 7:57 PM To:

Correct David K.

Thanks Steve! I will check that tomorrow.

For anyone that in interested, I took a leap of design faith and purchased a Wixey Saw Fence Digital Readout to have a lower cost DRO on the table side of my Hammer C31. Happy to share with limited

Does hammer jointer outfeed tables have the same issues as some felder’s where they won’t go down fully until forced? Imran

When you say TDC of Cutters you are referring to the TDC of the cutting edge of the insert itself, correct? Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2021 7:04 PM To:

I have the outfeed table with both corners same height. Still seems high. I would expect the outfeed table ?to be level with TDC of the cutters, but it’s higher.

I have it as low as it will go. Still 50 thousands above TDC.

Hello Greg, I sent you an email yesterday morning regarding your machine's electrical problem. david

I had this problem once. After a lot of checking, I realized I did not lower the planer table quite enough and the outfeed table was slightly high when set up in the jointer configuration. Lifting the

Hi Greg, Any luck? Imran

Okay, Is the low end still aligned with cutter head, or is one corner out? ________________________________ Sent: Friday, 22 January 2021 10:06 AM To: [email protected]

You are setting the table level with the top of the insert cutting arc, correct? Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2021 6:02 PM To: [email protected]

Hamish, Please see response below. I believe the infeed table is ?low on the far end. I have had this machine for almost a year and this is a new issue. Thanks for your help!

I had not been in the shop for a couple of months due to a surgery and when I used it the outfeed table ?appeared to be ?high. I tried to lower the outfeed table according to the setup guide and It

Were you getting issues with the machine's performance before you noticed the tables were not coplanar? Are you only concerned with the tables in relation to the cutterhead, and each other table? Or

I would just adjust the outfeed to be parallel to the cutter head. So when you raise or lower the outfeed table so it doesn't hit the cutters/blades. Then adjust the in-feed to be co-planar to the

Thanks for sharing this, However I still don’t see what the tolerance is from the outfeed table to the cutter head. Thanks, JT

?This was shared here some time ago Imran

This was shared here some time ago Imran