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Old 01-16-2006, 10:40 PM   #1
 
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The byrd head arrived for my jointer today. I already have the old head out and just have to take it into work to press the bearings off during lunch. Unless I can get some nice Timken replacement bearing cheap.

It is a very beautiful head. I'll take pics tomorrow as I install it for you guys to see the process of how the head comes in and out of a jointer. Most of them are made very similar. I know the thought of taking out your jointer head may be daunting to some folks.

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I think you are familiar with the rules. No pics, didn't happen.




BTW, you SUCK!
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Hmmmm. What did YOU get today?
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hehehe... it's been a good day for toys in HKY!
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hmmm........is that a Kobalt I hear purring away?

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we're still in the pre-purring stages right now... got some plumbing and 'lectrical to do...
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Originally Posted by insomniac
we're still in the pre-purring stages right now... got some plumbing and 'lectrical to do...
Cool

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Do I sense some unknown night owl got some new high-tech machinery to add to his need for more hot air???
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"lectrical" that ought to be interesting. Does that involve burying a drop cord from your neighbors house while their at work?
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Naw... but it'll prolly involve one of THESE:




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I just finished the jointer head install and the writeup on my website. Here is the page.
http://www.jsrwoodworking.com/jointe...verinstall.htm

I hope it helps folks who might be considering an upgrade. Most jointers are very similar so my instructions should help out. It only took about 2 hours total time.



Thanks,

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Looks like you installed it crooked.


Congrats on the new upgrade. Bet it will make a difference in the cut quality.
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Originally Posted by insomniac
Looks like you installed it crooked.


Congrats on the new upgrade. Bet it will make a difference in the cut quality.
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Originally Posted by insomniac
Looks like you installed it crooked.


Congrats on the new upgrade. Bet it will make a difference in the cut quality.
No matter what I did I just couldn't get the twist out.
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