As many of you already know, this contraption here is called a jointer fence. Here’s how it works, step-by-step, so it’s easy!
1) You attach this bad boy to the side of your Stanley No. 8 (or smaller, down to No. 5, so they say),
2) You set it at a perfect 90 with your trusty try square and
3) You then plane the edges of your board holding the fence against the face of the board
Three easy steps and, BINGO, you’ll stop fu*#!ng up your squareness and running back to the power jointer like a hand tool failure. That must be hard on you. I’m sorry.
As you can see from the weighty turn this listing just took, having this jointer fence can save your pride and mental well-being by averting failure and promoting success in your board dimensioning efforts.
As many of you already know, this contraption here is called a jointer fence. Here’s how it works, step-by-step, so it’s easy!
1) You attach this bad boy to the side of your Stanley No. 8 (or smaller, down to No. 5, so they say),
2) You set it at a perfect 90 with your trusty try square and
3) You then plane the edges of your board holding the fence against the face of the board
Three easy steps and, BINGO, you’ll stop fu*#!ng up your squareness and running back to the power jointer like a hand tool failure. That must be hard on you. I’m sorry.
As you can see from the weighty turn this listing just took, having this jointer fence can save your pride and mental well-being by averting failure and promoting success in your board dimensioning efforts.
