Difference between revisions of "Jointer"
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|makemodel=Rockwell, catalog number 4800 | |makemodel=Rockwell, catalog number 4800 | ||
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|Area=Woodshop (Area) | |Area=Woodshop (Area) | ||
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|status=Working | |status=Working | ||
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| + | ==Training Info== | ||
| + | Before training on any particular tool in the woodshop, you must complete the general woodshop training which covers safety and rules that are universal for all woodshop equipment). | ||
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| + | After that, you may complete the online portion of training via google classroom (See quick info to the left), then an in person portion can be coordinated by posting to the [https://kwartzlab.slack.com/archives/CE1KX2S0M #area-wood-shop slack channel] | ||
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| + | ==Frequently Asked Questions== | ||
| + | '''What is the widest piece of wood I can joint with the jointer?''' | ||
| + | You can joint/face plane pieces of wood up to 6" wide. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Tools]] [[Category:RequiresTraining]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 26 January 2024
| Jointer | |
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| Make and Model | Rockwell, catalog number 4800 |
| Serial Number | |
| Area | Woodshop (Area) |
| Maintained by Team | Woodshop Team |
| Required PPE | Eye Required, Hearing Recommended |
| Can Guests Use? | No |
| Training Required? | Required |
| Link to Training | Google Drive |
| Tool Status | Working |
Training Info
Before training on any particular tool in the woodshop, you must complete the general woodshop training which covers safety and rules that are universal for all woodshop equipment).
After that, you may complete the online portion of training via google classroom (See quick info to the left), then an in person portion can be coordinated by posting to the #area-wood-shop slack channel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the widest piece of wood I can joint with the jointer? You can joint/face plane pieces of wood up to 6" wide.