What is the Holán and Connection?
Plan and Jointer is a combined tool that combines both the Holek and Jointer functions. These two tools perform very similar tasks, but there are gentle differences between them. The plan creates a surface on the board, even the surface, but the opposite side of the board must be flat and even it will work. The connection is also equal to one side of the board evenly, even if it does not rely on the other side of the board as a guide. Plan and Jointer combine two tools to create one functional workstation to complete the board. Planes is an ideal tool for creating plates of a particular thickness; The machine can be set to thinner the board for a specific measurement quickly and easily. The connection is effective when straightening the inclined boards and creates a straight surface for joining than one piece of wood, etc. The creator may require a holier and connection if the board must be very flat on one side, as well as a particular thickness.
The plan and connecting machine is often relatively large, heavy and loud. It is motorized for performance and efficiency and is highly adjustable to allow different types of cuts. Like other types of Honar, Honel and the nameer are susceptible to the state called Snipe, in which the ends of the board are cut to a different thickness than the rest of the board. This is usually due to incorrect feed through the machine, so special attention should be paid throughout the process to ensure even cut. SNIPE can also be the result of a machine that is not properly modified, so proper care and maintenance of the machine will be necessary.
The machine itself is usually a free -standing unit, which means that it takes a justific amount of space in the workshop space. The base is usually made of durable and heavy metal for stability and the Jointer platform will include adjustable wizards or preparations to ensure that the plate remains straight when it is led by the machine. It is not unusual to find the model of the Plaker and Jointer that has a collection systemDust, because the process of wood planning creates a large amount of sawdust that can be harmful if they are in the breath.