Veritas Jointer/Edger
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Veritas Jointer/Edger. It has a 45° jointing capability as well as the standard 90°. The handle has a comfortable, ergonomic shape and the screws are designed so they can be tightened with a coin.
The jointer/edger can be used on cabinet scrapers, scraper plane blades, handsaws and ski edges. It has a 45° jointing capability as well as the standard 90°. The handle has a comfortable, ergonomic shape and the screws are designed so they can be tightened with a coin.
In the shop, it is invaluable for jointing scrapers and handsaws; the fence is relieved next to the file to accommodate tooth set. Anodized aluminum with solid brass screws. Use with a 6" or 8" mill file (not included).
Jointing handsaws
Filing and tooth damage will leave saw teeth at uneven heights. It is important to regularly joint handsaws for maximum cutting efficiency.
Jointing is done before any teeth are sharpened. With a mill file clamped in the jointer, lightly joint the teeth until they are all the same height. (In the case of a breasted saw, the jointer will more or less automatically follow the curve of the blade.) Joint the saw only until a slight flat appears on the shortest tooth.
When sharpening, file away half of the flat as you do one tooth bevel and then file away the other half as you do the second bevel. File only until the flat is gone. All the teeth will then be the same height.
Jointing cabinet scrapers and scraping plane blades
The Veritas jointer is excellent for cabinet scrapers because it is a fast way to restore a straight, square edge once the burnished hook has dulled. It is best to clamp the scraper in a vise, using a piece of scrap wood as backing, to prevent the scraper from flexing while it is being jointed. File until the old hook is removed. Because the file marks are all parallel to the edge of the scraper, you can go directly to burnishing without stoning.
The 45° fence is used to restore scraping plane blades. Once again, it is best to hold the blade in a vise for filing.
Edging skis
Sharp ski edges are critical to good control. Joint the steel edges very lightly as necessary.
05M07.01
Data sheet
- Typ av handverktyg
- Filhållare för avrätning
Specific References
- EAN13
- 722356208007
- MPN
- 05M0701
- HS code
- 82055980
Which handsaw to choose depends on the tooth pattern and the number of teeth per inch (tpi). Rip teeth cut along the grain and crosscut teeth across it. Few teeth give fast but rough cuts, and many teeth give slower, cleaner cuts.
Backsaws such as tenon saws and dovetail saws are used for precise joinery. The guide covers tooth patterns, sharpening and choosing a saw.
A card scraper is a thin steel plate that scrapes smooth surfaces, especially on difficult wood. It is sharpened in three steps: the edge is filed straight, honed smooth and then turned into a small burr with a burnisher. The burr is what cuts.
When the scraper stops making shavings, you can often turn the burr again with the burnisher. The guide shows it step by step.
Most products are restocked on an ongoing basis, but delivery times from the manufacturer vary. When an item is out of stock, the button Notify me when available appears on the product page.
Click the button and enter your email address, and we will email you as soon as the item is back in stock. If you are logged in, your email address is registered automatically. If you want to know when the next delivery is expected, you are welcome to contact us.
How often items are restocked depends on the supplier. We receive deliveries from Veritas about once a month, Lie-Nielsen ships in batches and we order from Incra about once a year. You can also add the item to a wishlist in your account, where you can see whether it is in stock.
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Veritas Jointer/Edger. It has a 45° jointing capability as well as the standard 90°. The handle has a comfortable, ergonomic shape and the screws are designed so they can be tightened with a coin.