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I'm not at the shop to look at mine, but they're all pretty much the same. It definitely hooks through the hole in the guard itself, and also in my case (a powermatic) to short length of grip chain. It seems to me there's a better way to hook the spring on, so that it rides a little above the surface of the jointer when in play, and doesn't score a path across the bed as the guard moves back and forth. But with a little trial and error you have no doubt already long since figured this out.
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I usually adjust the knives slightly above the outfeed table. I use an aluminum straight edge & adjust them using a sheet of printer paper
on the outfeed table so that they are about the thickness of the paper
above the table. I place the paper on the outfeed table put the
straightedge on the paper & rotate & adjust each knife so they
just slightly hit the straightedge when I rotate the cutterhead by
hand.
Needless to say the jointer needs to be unplugged while doing
this.
Try these folks. They were formerly a Powermatic dealer and still have a number of parts on hand. I was in there yesterday and they are getting away from Powermatic and going exclusively to Sawstop.
J Redmond Wm And Son Inc 320 Coweta Industrial Parkway, Suites A&B Newnan, GA 30265
could be the way you are feeding/removing the board. snipe is actually the sound the board makes when its end passes over the cutter. the inboard table should be slightly lower than the rear table. pressure and movement must be maintained when feeding the board the entire length of the joiner table.
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