Fj

"FriscoSoxFan"

08/03/2005 3:01 PM

Inches Count

I'm looking to buy a 6" jointer. Money is not so much the consideration
as is the wsize of the machine. I'll be storing up against the side
wall of a very small garage that is used for storing cars (I know,
blasphemy!). I need a good quality Jointer with the smallest depth
possible. I've DAGSed to find dimensions, but the info out there is
sparse:

Machine widths:
Grizzly G1182Z =3D 20"
Delta Shopmaster and X5 =3D 28 1/2"
Bridgewood=AE Model BW-6R =3D ???
YORKCRAFT=AE Model YC-6J =3D ???
General 80-100 =3D ???
Lobo =3D ???
Ridgid =3D ???
Star =3D ???
Sunhill =3D 21"
Harbor Freight =3D ???


This topic has 5 replies

k

in reply to "FriscoSoxFan" on 08/03/2005 3:01 PM

08/03/2005 8:57 PM

The extra depth on the Delta is due to the rack and pinion fence. The
Yorkcraft is basically the same machine as Delta, and the dimensions
will be identical.

Grizzly, Bridgewood, Ridid and most of the rest are very similar
machines, and I wouldn't expect more than an inch or two variation. My
Ridgid measures 20", same as Grizzly.

Fj

"FriscoSoxFan"

in reply to "FriscoSoxFan" on 08/03/2005 3:01 PM

09/03/2005 8:47 AM

Thanks, just the info I was looking for. I need to go as narrow as
possible to avoid running the explorer into the thing :)

dp

"damian penney"

in reply to "FriscoSoxFan" on 08/03/2005 3:01 PM

09/03/2005 10:22 AM


FriscoSoxFan wrote:
> Thanks, just the info I was looking for. I need to go as narrow as
> possible to avoid running the explorer into the thing :)

Just trade the explorer in for a mini. problem solved.

BG

Bob G.

in reply to "FriscoSoxFan" on 08/03/2005 3:01 PM

09/03/2005 1:49 PM

On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 23:34:57 GMT, "Leon"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Something to think about. A jointer that sets on an enclosed cabinet
>normally has a smaller foot print that one that sets on an open stand. My
>stand is 3 times wider than the jointer and 2' longer than the jointer. A
>real Albatross.
>
===================================
Good point... the original poster may be better off measuring the
stand..not the jointer... Mine is a OEM stand from Rockwell and it
too is slightly longer and wider then the machine itself...

Bob Griffiths

Lr

"Leon"

in reply to "FriscoSoxFan" on 08/03/2005 3:01 PM

08/03/2005 11:34 PM

Something to think about. A jointer that sets on an enclosed cabinet
normally has a smaller foot print that one that sets on an open stand. My
stand is 3 times wider than the jointer and 2' longer than the jointer. A
real Albatross.


"FriscoSoxFan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I'm looking to buy a 6" jointer. Money is not so much the consideration
as is the wsize of the machine. I'll be storing up against the side
wall of a very small garage that is used for storing cars (I know,
blasphemy!). I need a good quality Jointer with the smallest depth
possible. I've DAGSed to find dimensions, but the info out there is
sparse:

Machine widths:
Grizzly G1182Z = 20"
Delta Shopmaster and X5 = 28 1/2"
Bridgewood® Model BW-6R = ???
YORKCRAFT® Model YC-6J = ???
General 80-100 = ???
Lobo = ???
Ridgid = ???
Star = ???
Sunhill = 21"
Harbor Freight = ???


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