Cutech 6 in Jointer how to make it better 

Thats the best system I have seen for a benchtop jointer so far. I like your extreme infeed and outfeed tables. I have been losing sleep over what set up I should go with. I am torn between buying a benchtop jointer and attempting something similar or just going with a standard sized 6" that is around 4'. I want the long feed tables but dont like extra heavy shop equipment.

I've been having the same problem with my similar jointer trying to true the edge of big long heavy pieces... So I think I'm going to build a "rail", like a beam made from plywood with little tables at each end with adjustable height so I can set it up, tune it, do the work, and store it when not in use. You gave me some great ideas!

Good video, I’ve often wondered why more people with those bench top jointers don’t build table extensions of some kind.

Great video Thank you for sharing. The 6" is probably all II need for my small projects. You saved me a lot of money.

Nice Job - keep it up

If you have the ability to put adjustable feet under the feed tables, you can then fine tune the height by turning the screws.

Cutech already makes a jointer that has built in extensions, probably extends table out to 51" I believe.

Awesome. I want to make a miter saw station and this makes me think maybe I could make it so the saw and the jointer could use the the same space. Just switch em out maybe.

do one on how to adjust those cutechs

Very nice. But it's a JOINTER, not a joyner.

building one today. thanks. i would like to apologize for the comment.

screw you, I will subscribe AND comment!

Thank you, Sir!

i'll show you ... this IS a comment and I WILL subscribe! take that

this is not a comment.