Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 22 minutes ago
We rely on jointers to provide a smooth, straight edge. However, if your jointer isn't properly set up, it can cause sniping—an excess cut at the trailing end of the material. Additionally, your material may bump into the outfeed table during the cutting process, disrupting the smooth progression of the cut. These issues prevent your jointer from performing as it should. Let's fix that.
We rely on jointers to provide a smooth, straight edge. However, if your jointer isn't properly set up, it can cause sniping—an excess cut at the trailing end of the material. Additionally, your material may bump into the outfeed table during the cutting process, disrupting the smooth progression of the cut. These issues prevent your jointer from performing as it should. Let's fix that.
