Here's What a Wahuda Jointer Is Actually Like After 2 Years

[@erocgr00t6]

I placed my order today and mentioned your video and he knew of the video where you pointed out the flex in the fence and they now include stabilizers at no extra charge, again based on your review. I like dealing with a company that listens to owners of their products.😊

[@johnfrazier9327]

I have the Cutech 8" version of this jointer. Fairly new and I am impressed with output so far. One thing you might be interested in is they created fence supports or stiffeners. They make the fence rock solid and I am pretty sure you could retrofit parts to the older Wahuda jointers. Give Cutech a call as they do sell parts here in the US.

[@Bpacific395]

I just got this jointer for Christmas and love it. My only issue was the knob for the fence sliding bracket was broken in the packaging. I called Wahuda directly and their customer service is excellent. They put the part in the mail the same day. I’m looking forward to utilizing this tool for years to come. Thank you Matt for the recommendation.

[@MixingGBP]

I had this jointer and even with help from a few phone calls with Wahuda, could not get the tables setup to run properly. I found the table adjustment method very fiddly and got frustrated with it after trying to get it to work for several weeks. I was excited to get this jointer, but the fiddly setup process made it a no-go for me. I returned it.

[@Dakotaden4]

I actually just bought the Wahuda 8" jointer for my daughter and I, so this was a nice video to see 👍 Coincidentally, I also bought those exact push blocks you mentioned at the same time we purchased the jointer. We are definitely in the beginner phase, working out of a "garage shop" so it was nice to see we didn't buy trash that we would quickly regret. I'm a bit older, so this is more of a hobby thing for me, along with doing some projects around the house, but for her she might actually make a career out of woodworking some day :)

[@MrJohnnyboyrebel]

The flex of the fence takes it out of the running for me. I’ll save up for a full side jointer with cast iron features.

[@PaganWizard]

7:03 The GRR-RIPPER from Microjig also has that drop down feature. I know for the older kits, it was not included, and had to be purchased separately, which is what I had to do, and I'm not sure about the newer kits. On a side note, I just picked up a (not so gently) used, 6 inch jointer (not a bench top) from Facebook Marketplace VERY affordably, although it did need some TLC and elbow grease to clean it up, and now it purrs like a kitten. The table tops were pretty rusty, and now they look almost brand new. The only thing I want to do now, is add a Shelix cutter to it, and give it a fresh paint job after I move. Having said all that, I'm not going to enter this giveaway, which hopefully allows someone else who needs this in their shop, win it. GOOD LUCK to everyone who needs this jointer in their shop!!!!!

[@ScottGasaway]

I spend so much money after watching your videos. 😂 I just purchased the 13 inch Oliver planer today after watching your video. I imagine this jointer is next. I also bought the compact sawstop and it has changed my life. 😃

[@greggordon6215]

I also have the 8" Wahuda Jointer and got it when it first came out. It is wonderful and perfect for a small shop. I use it all the time for the same reasons you mentioned. I just make sure to keep boards at 5 ft max as you said. Most of my projects are less than that anyway (cutting boards, end tables and such). Great review! I highly recommend the company. I've emailed with the owner and he was prompt to respond and seems like a nice guy. I even had a broken dust extractor (plastic) on arrival and emailed customer service on a Sunday. To my shock it was responded to on the same day! I had the piece in 3 days without anything other than showing a picture of the crack.

[@rrpp1425]

I'm glad to see your review on the jointer. I'm looking for a bench top jointer and had done some research. Still not sold on a specific jointer, I looked for YT reviews and found your review very helpful. I trust your reviews so I'm going for the Wahuda! Thank you.

[@elaine5953]

Bought this over a year ago. With the pull out feeder and cast iron top, it was great value. I went with a carbide chips over the blade, as blades are expensive and do not have a long life. I use it all the time on mostly hard woods. For the smaller shop, it is perfect. Yes, the fence could be a little more solid, but it is square and easily adjustable. Customer support was supreme. Oh, and it came with blocks that are perfectly adequate.

[@alexcameron5254]

Bought one for the Labor Day sale . Love your honesty!

[@TragicOnion]

Wahuda now sells a fence stabilizing kit on Amazon. I bought the 10 inch jointer after watching your video, and the kit was in the recommended. Hopefully that fixes any stabilization issues.

[@darrylreynolds3912]

I had a thought the other day. I see guys on here all the time building bench to hold their miter saw, these bench usually take up the whole of one side of their shop., and the have a cut out for the mitersaw that levels the bed of the saw to the bench. This way they work safely with lo ger boards. My question is, why not incorporate the jointer in the bench the same way, also allowing you to jointing boards safely without having to wrestle with it.

[@RYwoodview]

I've had the Wahuda 10" jointer since it came out. I agree about the fence being too flexible, but if you are careful with it, it will maintain 90 degrees during the cut. Otherwise, one of the best built machines I've ever had, even compared to Powermatic. $700 then for a 10" wide spiral cutter head jointer. What a bargain! Even though there are fewer cutters than a Shelix, you can push as slow as you like and get a beautiful smooth cut. And you can joint longer boards with in & outfeed supports beyond the machine's extensions. Also, great dust extraction for me with 4" hose on my dust collection system.

[@RichardRecupero]

I got the 10 inch. Works really well. Still gotta remember that in out trick.

[@CTRLALTMAKE]

I bought this one partially based on your initial comments and it still works great for me. It was a pain to get dialed in initially but has worked great sense. It does definitely get clogged up when using a shop vac. I also use the same push blocks and they are great.

[@weskerz2102]

Came for the woodworking, stayed for the tubatens and wonbufours. Nice pushblocks brother.

[@christopherchandler1261]

I have been having problems with my 8inch Wahuda jointer. The infeed table does not stay in parallel with the outfeed table with being lowered. The left side lowers before the right side. A lot of times the knobs would get stuck on the fence, the lock knob for depth of cut for the infeed table, and I would have to use an adjustable wrench to free them up.

[@jimbetzing3587]

I've used the table saw method. It worked pretty good! A jointer would be the cats pajamas in my little shop. Thanks for the review!

[@philipbrister]

Made the purchase today, based on this video. 731 seems to shoot straight. Free shipping today and tomorrow from Wahuda. God bless. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

[@philipbrister]

6 months later and I'm still unable to get the out feed table set up properly.

[@hamilde]

I have a 6 inch powermatic jointer that I love but I also have the Wen version of this 8 inch jointer (I am almost certain the Wen is the same jointer) and I use it when I need to face joint some wider stock. I think it is awesome. It's smooth, relatively quiet, and does a great job.

[@bhough410]

I have the 6" version and would say my experience is on par with yours. Had it for more than a year, with a few thousand feet run thru it. It has chewed through gnarly mulberry, elm & ash firewood (to debark for the lathe when the table & band saw both went out of commission 2 days apart) along with locust & hickory lumber (among several species of other softer hardwoods) and this thing has never flinched! Now if they could get their fence quality to match their cutter head force! Even putting supports on the far ends of the fence instead of one center mount would likely help a ton. If you're watching this & end up purchasing this please note when making a cart/stand & using a shop vac....as he mentioned shop vacs do a decent, but less than perfect job at chip extraction. I would strongly advise having the stand/cart open/hallow underneath (not permanently mounted on a flat surface) to allow chips to fall thru! And I wouldn't try running it without any sort of dust/chip extraction ever again, unlike some other benchtop makes you'll have a complete chip jam in no time. Thinking you can be lazy saving 60 seconds not attaching the shop vac will cost a few minutes fishing out jammed chips.

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

I have the Cutech version of this one, which predates the Wahuda by about a year. It's worked just fine, for my small shop. Looks like we have the same experiences with it. Great little jointer as long as you can live within its limitations (power, size, depth of cut).

[@PeterJ328]

You know, mine (10 inch) came last week. It comes with stabilizers that you screw into the back to stabilize the fence on both sides. The jointer has screw holes for them. I didn't know so I bought the stabilizers separately. Apparently, if you have an older Wahuda jointer you have to drill holes for them (come with self tapping screws.

[@burningtree878]

Hi Matt, I thought your review was right on. I have the 10” version. It’s absolutely great but the fence is garbage. It’s amazing that these companies don’t market accessory upgrade options like a cast iron fence, they would make so much money! Anyone know where you could get a better fence for this jointer?

[@bocan3189]

Ahh, the elusive shop jointer, so many choices of such varied integrity out there. My table saw can only do so much sketchy jointing. Tubafors and pushblocks are the only way to get the job done... Now I will need a bigger shop. Great video!

[@michaelbeard5245]

Thanks for some good info. I sure could use one of these in my little shop! I've been wanting to make tables for a long time and haven't been able to get access to a table saw since I watched your vid about using the level. My father-in-law had his Jeep parked in the workshop just sitting and taking up all the space for over a year and just sold it 2 weeks ago.

[@BryceMoltumyr]

I love how well you and Mrs. 731 work together! It’s always inspiring. The way you infuse life-giving truth into so many on your videos is encouraging also. I don’t work a ton with tubatens so this size jointer would be fantastic! …and of course, safety first with some pushblocks. Thanks for creating great content!

[@dentonjordan6992]

I got this jointer because of your reviews. It felt good to buy from them because they are based in TN. 👊🏻

[@104Tomcat]

Another great & useful video Matt! I was struggling with getting a jointer, you solved the decision for me. A 2 year review was just what I needed!

[@marknelon6958]

Your review is spot on. You gave us good information about the tool. The pushblocks should always be used. Thanks to Mrs. 731 for the review giveaway!

[@richragan4810]

Matt just subscribed to your channel. Found you via KZbin search on the Wahuda. I'm thinking of getting a 10 inch Wahuda and liked your review. The cheap fence scares me a bt but I have a nieghbor who has a metal shop so I would ask him to beef it up a bit. Also and in no small part, as a christian leader myself, I appreciate your testimony especially since you have no problem sharing just like Jesus expects. I will enjoy your channel. I have a successful Etsy shop making high end dovetailed Keepsake boxes and my 6 inch jointer just doesn't get the job done for flattening over 6 inches. Peace be with you my Brother!

[@fmrana]

Thanks for the review. I am a beginner and have been fixing to get a jointer and have looked at Jet, Craftsman and Porter Cable due to the price point. I like Wahuda but it was out of my budget. But I just checked (23 Jul '22) and the Wahuda jointers r on sale on their website! So if y'all don't win here, you at least get the knowledge that it is a solid product and go buy it on sale!

[@evertkleynhans2617]

Man, I wished I stayed in the USA and could join your give-away comp. I love your channel. Jesus Rules!

[@kentonlord5986]

I rarely use tubatens so that is not a problem. However when I work wood I almost always use safety gear, ear plugs, safety glasses and pushblocks. Love the magnet idea for the tools. Hope I win.

[@CreativeCustomDesigns]

I'm interested in getting a jointer, so I watched your review a couple times, then went looking for what might be available in our area. Looks like there are a few different names on what seems to be the same jointer. King International makes one and it happens to be on sale right now ($625, from $827) at one of the woodworking stores not far from us. Humm, now I have to find a way to sell it to my Mrs. Thanks for your review.

[@leoisidro5476]

I’ve been eyeing this planer for a very long time. Just found out that the Cutech version has a 12” version as well. Also a recent one I found on amazon from that Vevor brand was an 8” jointer with a helical head for less than $400?! After I saw it I immediately went to youtube to see if anyone had a video on it but found none. Maybe a recent release? Not sure if it performs any good though as a lot didn’t care for the Vevor planner. Still wanting a Wahuda or Cutech though. Haha

[@HarrySatchelWhatsThatSmell]

Have you tried putting the Jointer at an angle near the corner of your bench and extending the length of the boards you can joint with adjustable Roller Stands? It might be a viable work-around...

[@arawtgabi]

Thanks for the review. I'm still using the table saw to join boards, the Wahuda will be on my Christmas list.

[@AlienLeader4]

Awesome video. Great choice Mrs 731 for your give away. I think it is amazing how you Outlaws are always paying it forward.

[@brucepollock1441]

Has you experienced this problem ?. I think it may be a design flaw. Once you get the jointer co-planner etc and everything is perfect you then proceed to lower the infeed table and problems start. Because the internal adjustment treaded rod is on the left side, the table immediately becomes out of accuracy due to sloppiness in the treaded rod. The indeed table favours the left side in tension during lowering and raising. Hard to explain but the table doesn't not continue being parallel in the original set position.

[@trekmonster91]

I would love to joint some tubatens with those pushblocks!! It would be so wonderful to win this. Your channel is incredible keep up the great content!

[@christopherpascale3758]

It will only handle up to an eight inch wide board. You would need to ten inch version of this jointer to do ten inch boards.

[@trekmonster91]

@@christopherpascale3758 thank you kind sir, I am well aware. I’m striking a nail I dont think you see.

[@petermead7510]

I don't have a jointer but just started looking for one. I'm sure also that in not the only one that could result use this but man could I use this. Matt and Mrs. I have been a subscriber for a couple seeks now but have watched at least 30 videos and have even ordered plans! His kick on the giveaway to everyone!

[@darrellreed7044]

I’m looking forward to getting the new Cutech 12” 😊

[@dlalderson11]

Hey Matt, would you consider a review of the new Cutech 12” jointer with the optional cast iron fence? Thanks.

[@stanwiggins3423]

I'm actually surprised you haven't created a video showing how to either use store-bought roller stands or custom-built stands to provide support for longer jointer jobs to go along with the Wahuda jointer. If you keep it on your workbench while using it, a short stand with a PVC pipe roller made to the height of the discharge side of the jointer would be a great tool to have for longer boards while an adjustable roller stand on the infeed side of the jointer would let you handle long pieces and be put away when not needed.

[@lextheap1638]

I set mine to the height of my outfeed table for my saw so i can support it. No problems. Its nice

[@kadendaugherty339]

Thanks for showing us the review of the jointer

[@redwolfecreations]

Love your videos! I've been wanting a jointer for a few months now. It'd help so much as I've been building stuff with pallet wood for a bit and that's almost NEVER straight so a jointer would be so amazing to have. Plus my birthday is August 6th so it would be the best birthday gift!😄 Anyways your videos are great as always. I watch them all the time for helpful tips and tricks and tool suggestions. So Thank you!! And thank you Mrs. 731!

[@richardscott9797]

Hi there, Just wondered, as a fellow owner of a similar jointer, whether you know how to remove the pulley on the cutter head in order to gain access to replace a worn out bearing? Any hints/help greatly appreciated. The manual says that if you experience vibrations, replacement of the bearings is one of the options, but does NOT tell you how to liberate the pulley from the cutter head to gain access to replace the bearing.

[@anthonyfox7380]

So I saw this after looking at the 8 inch wen. The best I can tell is this is a little nicer having the cast tops. Any thoughts on the wahuda 10inch? It appears to be the same just wider.

[@nicholaswoods9788]

I brought this after watching your video on this a year or two ago. it works great for smaller projects but I hate it for bigger stuff.

[@adamthewoodworker2571]

What do you consider to be bigger stuff? I'm looking to joint at a maximum 4 feet

[@FixItFrench]

Great review and thanks Mr.s 731 for a cool opportunity 🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@kentuckybeardsman]

I e been wanting one of these for the shelves I build on the side.

[@hectatusbreakfastus6106]

Thanks for this review, looking at getting a 10" one from Magnum industrial would like to get a shelix head for it though but can't seem to find one at the moment.

[@brianhiatt4936]

I just entered and love the channel. I'm LEO too and getting into woodworking, thanks for showing that there are ways to provide for the family beyond the badge doing what you love.

[@ruddredding]

Way to give back! Love your videos!

[@budduggly7781]

I have the 6 inch Wahuda.... and I love it! A lot of what you expressed relates to the smaller jointer. Well made and reliable. I use it all the time.

[@nickp3173]

Might be a dumb question. If you can joint an edge and a face, basically all 4 sides.. Would you still need to use a planer? Sorry if it's dumb. Trying to learn more about wood working. Thank you.

[@GeekRedux]

Yes, you still need a planer. Joiners make faces flat. Planers make faces parallel.

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

Hola! 🖐 I remember when you got this, that was totally awesome! My heart would have stopped as well had I dropped this on the floor! Glad it kept on "ticking" 💪 I have been using your level method to get one straight edge, thanks for the tip. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊

[@DelCsWoodworks]

Excellent review Matt. I have the same jointer - purchased only 3 months ago - and absolutely love it. As you say, it has changed the way I work in my small shop. You hit all the key points (likes and dislikes) right on the head. On the point about the dust extraction clogging up, I have gotten used to that and simply pause when doing big jobs, to periodically clear out the buildup of wood chips/dust by inserting a nozzle attached to the end of my vacuum hose, (shop vac extraction with 2 1/4” hose) into the exhaust port and that does the trick. Most of the stock I work with (Ash, Purple Heart, Mahogany) starts out as 1 or 2 x 6s or 8s, so my 8” model is perfect for me. Often I don’t even need to do any sanding after this beast does it’s job. Very happy to see you put your stamp of approval on the Wahuda as I was a bit skeptical when I made the decision to buy - it’s turned out to be one of my best decisions in building out my inventory of power tools. Keep up your great work. Tony, from Barbados.

[@JWimpy]

That would be a perfect addition to my shop. I have wanted a jointer for some time now. I use my table saw to joint boards as best as I can. I would build a stand for it right away. And yes, Jesus has paid it all.

[@JWimpy]

@Telegram Me At👉@woodwork731 This message looks like a big can of spam to me. The channel name does not even match. You will have to do better than that.

[@carterscustomrods]

That'd be a game changer for me. I've been jointing on my router table for years now... so there's some serious limitations. But having 1 arm/leg makes a lot of tools unobtainable... especially when budget goes to medical expenses. Lol.

[@nickbrutanna9973]

FWIW, Wahuda has a 10" version for only another $150, could be worth it for those considering buying it. Better to have too much than too little. Also -- Wahuda now has a 13" planer using spiral cutterheads, too, with a similar pricing scheme -- a bit more pricey than the cheapest planers, but, once you replace with spiral cutterheads, it's cheaper.

[@timromano7085]

Any limitations/negatives from the cutterhead having only two cutters per facet, or from the cutters not being set at an angle?

[@731Woodworks]

I haven't had any issues with them.

[@NivBetsalel]

Sadly I don't live in the US ☺️ But thanks for the review and all the best to those participating!

[@garys.674]

How hard was it to set up? I'm looking at the 6 in. I am looking at this and the one made by Grizzly. I'm using your 4 ft level way for edges right now.

[@ericluba6287]

Has? Anybody seen a review on the Vevor 8in jointer. That is on Amazon. It's an actual spiral head with. I believe 14 cutter heads on it. It's listed at 370.

[@davidcotney7585]

I have a Wen 8" jointer and it works very much like the Wahuda looks like. One difference is the Wen has a cast aluminum table. Probably a drawback, not sure. Sometimes I get good results and sometimes not. It seems like if I have to run a piece more than 4 or 5 times I wind up with a wedge shaped board and often times the board will be to thin on one end. When edge jointing I often wind up with banana. Dont know if its me or the jointer. Love your channel Mat. I never miss watching. Thanks

[@shughes599]

I watched this on amazon and think I will be pulling the trigger!

[@shughes599]

I think I’ll be replacing the fence with a piece of hickory.

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

Never pull a trigger, squeeze the trigger.

[@Jackson-T23]

I have the Cutech version. They sell it under many brands.....Grizzley, Rikon, etc.

[@sabregunner1]

i am just starting to get into woodworking. Face jointing performs the same task as planning, correct?

[@rcairflr]

No. Jointing will make a single face flat. A planer will make the other face flat and parallel to the jointed face.

[@thegaragewoodshop]

I've been looking at tabletop jointers and that looks like a good one and can go up to TUBATENS that's a good one God bless

[@timromano7085]

How does the Wahuda jointer compare with the Dewalt planer in terms of its decibel level? I have been around the Dewalt and know what it sounds like, so it would be a good comparison noise-wise.

[@731Woodworks]

Very close to the same sound lol. It's about as loud as the DeWALT

[@carolkarber5011]

Thanks for the great video as always! I've learned so much from your channel! God bless!!

[@williamriley3125]

Seems all the table top jointers are too small for my application. I want to build a 6FT table. What should I be using to flatten boards?

[@edwardmikidadi5912]

Hey what is your opinion on the vevor 2 in 1 planner and jointer?

[@rcrogers6]

Does the Wanda jointer have a Universal (loud) or TEFC motor? Could you let us know when a power tool has a relatively quiet TEFC motor. Thank you.

[@731Woodworks]

It's fairly loud

[@melissarobidas1183]

Been watching you guys for awhile and you have taught me so much! I've been wanting a jointer but just can't afford it. . Would love to win this!

[@timelessroyalestudio]

Brother i need a help I Cantona solve the issue with a gut on my boards after jointing Like Ive done everything, new blade, infeed outfeed table are in the best alinment that they could be I know someone even prefer that when gluing but, less clamps, bit not me I do push front of board to outfeed table and it looks even worse Like i have to get gut done few times then i get strigt edge Any idea whats wrong would be apprecieted Thanks and God bless

[@twinenk15]

How do you prevent rusting?

[@paulachambers5757]

Great video! Been looking for a good jointer for my tubatens. I have some pushblocks, but I like the feature on those you have. Will look for those too!

[@trenton7]

That flexing of the fence is kind of a big deal right?

[@joelcopeland3018]

When you adjust the height does it move both sides of the bench?

[@731Woodworks]

Just the right side. The left side stays.

[@joelcopeland3018]

@@731Woodworks Thanks...

[@thefurnitureartist721]

Thanks Matt and Mrs. 731 for following God's new call in your life. After 37 years of plumbing and moving to 10 acres in the country I have the same calling along with some ministry components. I have just begun to really make woodworking my second career. If you do what you love you never have to work a day in your life. A God moment perhaps as I have recently started following you and your videos. I have never owned a jointer and have actually been thinking of getting this exact one. Seems like the best option for the money. Mostly, I make live edge and epoxy "furniture art". I really appreciate your faith and witness for Jesus. After all, He deserves all of the praise, honor and glory. You are doing an awesome job with a positive and humble attitude!! I like all of the various shirts you wear and if possible I would love to know where you get them. May our Father continue to bless you and through Holy Spirit wisdom give you peace and keep you and your family protected with the Armor of God. I understand the feeling from the video of how you got the jointer. It is hard for us to accept things we know we don't "deserve". GRACE! My wife and I try to keep it in perspective. It would be worse to rob someone else of their joy in giving. My apologies. I didn't realize it would insert my company name. My name is Jim Larnish

[@chuckhix2329]

Good video! I hadn’t heard of an 8 inch bench top jointer. I’ll consider it for purchase. Could you please give a description of the pushblocks. Thanks

[@paulhopkins1905]

I'm curious if this is the same as the Wen or Rikon. It looks pretty much exactly the same

[@JamesSmullins]

They are the same, branded under a lot of names. The only difference is some like wen will have a aluminum table vs cast iron to reduce price. Unless you drop it or slam things down on it I doubt that really matters though.

[@dddplus1]

No the Wen and Rikon are produced in a different factory, the two biggest differences are the Wahuda has 4 sided inserts and cast iron tables. The Wen and Rikon come from the same factory.

[@chrispierce7477]

Great informative video. I have been reading reviews for two months trying to decide which jointer to get and had narrowed it down to the Grizzly G0947 8" jointer or the Rikon 8" jointer. Then, this morning I found the Wahuda on Amazon and it looks just like the Grizzly and the Rikon except the Wahuda has carbide tipped blades and a cast iron table. So, more research had to begin and the first video I found was 731 when you first got this jointer. Which was amazing to hear how you come to own it. There are still truly good people in this world. Then within two hours you upload a review video on owning it after two years and you and Mrs. 731 start a give away!! WOW. Works in mysterious ways, my friend. Mysterious ways. . To a new wood worker, you are a true inspiration by watching your growth and how far you have come from your older videos to now. Keep up the good work

[@nasarazam]

I should be able to get a perfect edge using a tracksaw right?

[@731Woodworks]

correct

[@barbparker7475]

I’m new to your channel & am enjoying it very much.

[@scotchrysler3007]

How do I enter the Wahuda jointer give away?

[@LiveTravelandLove]

I would love to see you build a portable portable workstation with tools that can be Flipped down

[@keithkiley9960]

Thank you and Mrs 731 for the contest. I watch all your content and have learned so much already. You actually inspired me to make my first farmhouse style small coffee table. Appreciate you.

[@garys.674]

Do you think the 6 in would work as well as the 8

[@731Woodworks]

yes, I think they are basically the same other than the cutter / table width.

[@SonsOfThunder229]

I was going to buy one of these things, but i bought an 8" Jet helical head.

[@danmadefurniture]

I had one, for about a month, I found the beds super flimsy with a lot of play under any kind of pressure. The fence is also flimsy and makes consistent edge jointing very difficult. I dislike how it’s called a helical head when it’s clearly not helical in any way. Maybe useful for really small stuff but not the kind of tool you can push a bit harder if needed.

[@ponyboyc]

Have had my eye on this since you got it just dont have the space or more importantly the funds at the moment. Working to change that hopefully soon. God bless mat glad your able to keep paying it forward

[@ponyboyc]

Persistent

[@ddman5025]

I just recently started woodworking and I’m missing two major tools the jointer and the planer. I feel blessed with what I already have and that’s a lot. I don’t enter contests hoping someone less fortunate will win. God Bless 🙏

[@paulalbright1079]

Howdy yallz, I can't wait to receive my email on Aug 2nd. I'm having surgery that morning. This wood bee a great way to wake up too. Love your videos, been following for a couple of years now.

[@paulalbright1079]

I had one (porter cable) I got at Lowes back in 2001. I had to put it to rest 2 years ago. I've been without since then.