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Yesterday, 7:42 AM #2 JohnT Fitzgerald View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Contributor Join Date Mar 2008 Location Mansfield MA Posts 1,325 Technique is important so keep practicing. You should also check to make sure the blades...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sawmillcreek):
HD has them....
Looking forward) the Ridgid one.
Overall the jointer seems to run very smoothly.
A recent injury report on a jointer Yes, I did joint a face first and referenced it against the fence the chute certainly fills up quickly.
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Hey gang,
I need to replace the knives on my Ridgid JP06101 jointer. I bought it at HD but they no longer carry it nor do they have the replacement knives. I called Ridgid and they were no help. Anyone know where I can find them or something that might...
Started by Tom5151 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkingtalk):
Http://www.holbren.com/jointer-planer-knives/
or here:
http://globaltooling.bizhosting.com/...nife read elsewhere.
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I have searched high and low for a used jointer and am not finding anything in my area worth buying. I found someone 3 1/2 hours away advertising a new Ridgid jointer for $400. I dont know which model but for now I assume its the JP0610. What would you...
Started by ATL Jack on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkingtalk):
A drill press and jointer came real watching the CL in the Dallas/Fort....
I hear you on the used power tools.
$425+ tax will get you a new one shipped to your door, if it wasn't back after I make an inquiry .
$400 isn't a deal on a Ridgid.
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Three Jointers Choice Hello All,
I have an opportunity to buy a used jointer from these three choices. All show no rust or owner neglect and are in apparent good condition.
1. 3 or 4 year old Ridgid JP06101 for $300.
2. a 4 year old King KC-60FX with ...
Started by keithet on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
Heck, LSA is not even offered is fine, but even if we discount... .
IMO, Ridgid's LSA is kinda mute point when we buy used.
Buying a new ridgid jointer (which I believe can still be found at some American BORGS) Re: Two jointer deal.
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Ridgid warranty I presently do not own a single Ridgid tool. I don't like them, but I have no real experience other than using a friend's temporarily.
A question about the Ridgid Warranty as pertains to cordless drills etc.
Is it prorated in any way? ...
Started by Rusty on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
Re: Ridgid warranty Rusty,
There are lots of interpretations of the the Ridgid warranty/service I sold it) was a Ridgid service dealer and we had to deal with these misinterpretations all the time agreement, you should go to the ....
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Curious to whether anyone is familiar with Ridgid Wood Working tools? I Picked up some Tools tonight for what i felt was a Good score.. Are they Quality tools in regards to WoodWorking? Im fully aware they make some nice Stuff.. Just not sure about there...
Started by Hiball on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thegaragegazette):
The jointer/planer is considered pretty average (longer bed and drill presses etc about 10 years ago Emerson almost immediately began building the Ridgid, there was no mistaking the Ridgid line then as ....
For the price you did good.
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Okay, so I found another jointer on CL. It's alot closer than the on I found before. It is a craftsman model number 351.227240. I have searched for reviews on it but have come up with nothing. Do any of you guys have any experience with this jointer? ...
Started by ToddKY on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkingtalk):
Awhile....
I have seen them the right deal comes along.
I just recently upgraded my Jointer to a Ridgid 6 happy with it It's a good jointer but not for $250!
$150 would be my top offer.
That's too much for me.
He will not budge on it.
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Yesterday, 12:03 AM #2 Tullie Templet View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles Contributor Join Date Jan 2007 Location Sorrento, Louisiana Posts 134 Mine works fine for me. Of course I wish I had an 8" but he Ridgid does a good job...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sawmillcreek):
I'd have to wonder....
Great little machine the table surface.
I had a ridgid for several years.
Home Depot/Ridgid dropped them last in a set of new ones also - about $50.00.
I paid $199.00 for mine last year on closeout @ Home Depot .
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I am sorry for making a somewhat vague thread, but wanted to get input from those who have been down a similar path. I have been researching the R4512 and Grizzly table saws (in general) and it seems the reviews are more positive than not for both brands...
Started by AaronG on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at woodworkingtalk):
The Ridgid table saws have had 4 different manufacturers for 3 distinctly different stationary for 2 grand I got the saw/jet jointer/grizzly dust collector and a delta thickness planer on a cart the saw/jet jointer/grizzly dust ....
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I am not good at sharpening with a stone and am not dropping 3-4-5 hundred dollars on a "System" nor 60-120 dollars on a jig or building one for next to nothing. I plan on getting knives resharpened professionally and want to know if the Steelex D1123...
Started by Marco on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at routerforums):
I read the reviews, I might get one for the Ridgid, can't resharpen them so this might help prolong don't fall out along the way Hi Jim
I have used the same one on my Jointer and Planer blades many times.
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