Vintage Craftsman Jointer Restoration (2018) || Part 2

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Vintage Craftsman Jointer Restoration, Part 2.
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In todays Video, we dive into all things Jointer, Craftsman that is. I picked up this Jointer several months ago, and finally found time to restore, and get it back into working condition. This should be fun, and educational at the same time. We finished up the Jointer Restoration today, so this will complete the series!
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@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

Thanks for all the comments and questions on this video! I have replied to most of you guys about the circumstances behind the Blade Setup Video, but, shortly after making this video I had a really bad injury on my table saw. So obviously no woodworking for a while after that. 2 surgeries, alot of rehab, and a house move has happened since this video. I am in the process of getting everything set back up so be on the lookout for a Blade Setup Video. If you would like, you can check out some of my other videos, plans, and articles on my website. www.alldaydray.com

@knowledge2100 2 года назад

Great video, reviewing your video, help provide me with some information. I purchased this 113.206931 over 25 years ago, and did some maintenance, but needs some serious maintenance in the infeed table. Now than I am retired, I have more time to do some serious maintenance with my jointer. Great tips and nice job restoring a classic jointer. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Ernest

@29theduke 3 года назад

Lol I was watching this and realized that you live directly behind my mom, I lived in that neighborhood for years

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

Really? Thanks awesome. We lived there for about 4 years, and have since moved to the other side of the neighborhood. Thanks for the comment! Hope all is well

@29theduke 3 года назад

@@DraysWorkshop yeah it was strange, I thought that looked like the Fite's old house and then the Allen's house and I can't really remember the people that lived over on the right with the vacant lot but they were nice folks. I'm glad y'all did something with all those rocks on the side hill. Thanks for the video btw, it was super helpful with the jointer I just bought.

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

@@29theduke Awesome I am glad I could help, and it was nice to talk to someone that was a little closer to home! Have a great day!

@rayurena3789 4 года назад

i just picked up an old craftman jointer today! I will be restoring mine now after watching yours! Thanks!

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

Ray Urena no problem at all! Hopefully I was able to help a little bit! Let me know whenever you get it finished I would like to see some pictures

@StuffUCanMake 5 лет назад

Cool video! May you have a Happy & Prosperous New Year.

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

Somehow this got held for review! So sorry for the EXTREMELY late response, but I hope everything has been going well for you my friend!

@jean-marclariviere7618 5 лет назад

Sir, so glad there is still guys like you who take the time to give a second life to a perfect running tool. I looked up RU-vid cause i just went and bought almost the same, if not, will have to check, model...mine could be 113...I do have the metal plate stand...probably gonna build a rolling cart..The man i bought it from did a great job keeping it clean but still, your video is gonna help so much if i decide to bring it to a shiny one..thank you again Sir. Off to the knives adjustment video now...

@DraysWorkshop 5 лет назад

Jean-Marc Lariviere so Glad I could be here to help! And glad you enjoyed the video! I love bringing classic good working equipment back to life! Sorry about the knifes video I didn’t ever get to post it because of an injury to my hand! Thanks for the comment!

@jean-marclariviere7618 5 лет назад

@@DraysWorkshop Thank you Sir, i hope the injury is a thing of the past now. Be well.

@DraysWorkshop 5 лет назад

@@jean-marclariviere7618 thank you! I appreciate it!

@davidandrews5215 Год назад

Howdy I happen have the same year Craftsman joiner I got it free and am trying to restore it thanks for letting me what year it is also

@sureshot311 5 лет назад

So, I just finished restoring one of these. You made the right choice not talking the head apart. Ha. That was a trial in my patience. This was also my first restoration of any kind. Fantastic work.

@DraysWorkshop 5 лет назад

Thank you and I appreciate it buddy! it was Definately a learning expierence. Thanks for the comment and stopping by and congrats on your first restoration as well!

@connorevans2929 2 года назад

Would you be able to just submerge the whole table in evapo-rust with the cutter head attached?

@billydengel6647 3 года назад

I recently restored one of these and for some reason, the blades went flying off when i tried to put wood through it. Glad I wasn't hurt. Hoping I can figure out what I did wrong.

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

Man I know you were scared! That was a close call. The only thing I could think that would cause that would be maybe everything was cleaned/lubed too well and the 2 set screws that hold the blade in might have slipped due to excess lubrication. Did all three come out at one time? They are held it by a wedge and 2 screws on each one. I have a little video on setting the blades if that might help, definitely give you a closer look at the blades of it

@benmurray3244 5 лет назад

My man!! Nice video mate 👌

@David-hm9ic 4 года назад

That cast iron base is so nice. Mine is a 113 so the base is just stamped sheet metal. You did a beautiful job on the bare cast iron and a nice restoration overall. Did you figure out where the washers with a curved side and a flat side go? (Lying just above the locking bolts and studs at 7:47.) It looked like you installed them with the jointer upside down. With the jointer sitting it its normal upright position, they go on top of the leveling studs AFTER the studs are installed in the jointer base, between the studs and the dovetail bases. Their purpose is to take up angular misalignment as the infeed table is leveled. Please don't think I'm being critical. After trying to level my infeed table I found one of those little beggars on the floor and had to figure out where it came from. After I put it in and flipped the jointer back upright I found two more on the floor that I KNOW weren't there before. I had loosened all of the locking bolts to get the one washer back in and that's when the others dropped out. I ended up removing the infeed table to make sure all four were in the recesses in the tops of the leveling studs and had to go though the leveling process again. For anyone looking for a good manual with lots of exploded views you can search for the 113.206801 or 113.206931 jointers. None of the manuals have a good drawing of those special washers,

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

David Dale hey David. Thanks for the comment buddy! I actually did get them right. And I don’t think you are being critical at all, I need all the help I can get sometimes. I had taken a lot of pictures before I broke the leveling assembly down altogether. Yeah the manual I found was ok, but that’s why I still took pictures just to be clear. I don’t know if I have seen the sheet metal bases while looking online, I’ll have to check it out. Thanks again for the comment and I’ll try and search for that manual and see if I can post another link. Have a great day buddy!

@David-hm9ic 4 года назад

@@DraysWorkshop There are a few things on this machine that are simply a PITA when it comes to disassembly/assembly. I took the cutter head out of mine so I could dunk it in Evaporust. It wasn't bad; cleaned up in 2-3 hours but there was rust in the bottoms of the slots for the knives and wedges. I was concerned that the soft rust might prevent parts from seating properly. Here's the link to the best manual I've found. It's for a 113 but there's not much difference. www.manualslib.com/manual/150216/Craftsman-113.html I ended up removing the infeed table to put those troublesome washers back in and put a little grease on top of them so the infeed table could slide over them without displacing them. This is all very recent and very fresh in my mind. I have about .006" of dip in the middle of the infeed (right to left, low in the middle) like a swaybacked horse. I doubt there will be any impact as long as I don't try to joint anything less than 24" long. It will be a pain to lap out but I will eventually.

@frankposterello1628 5 лет назад

Looks good. What did you end up doing for belt tension? I have this jointer and it's seems to just be eyballing it on how far you let the motor slide down the leg.

@DraysWorkshop 5 лет назад

Hey Frank! Thanks for the comment! I actually didn't really have to mess with the motor position or tension on this one. It was placed about perfect when I got the jointer. I did however have to move it left/right a little to get it to track right. I could take a picture if you would like and if it would help you. But I'm like you, it kind of just seems to be eyeballing and looking for a good tension as on mine it is just 2 U brackets that are holding the motor support on.

@JF-mq8tp 4 года назад

I just bought what I believe to be the same model of jointer you have and it looks like I have the same problem you do. My blade guard doesn't come to rest so that it covers the blades. In the middle of the spring (where the spring ends) that attaches to the blade cover lines up with the holding screw instead of being perpendicular to it. Did you ever find a way to fix that? By the way, great job of restoring.

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

J F I’ll be honest buddy. I haven’t fixed it yet. I messed with it for a little while and the spring feels like it still has some compression left on it. I went back later and threw some grease on the rotating parts hoping that would help, but it still doesn’t pop back like I would like it to. Maybe there are just old and worn out but still feel ok, I dunno! Thank you for the comment and question! This is what I did this for, I ended up getting in a table saw accident right after this but I plan on starting back up soon! Hope to see you around

@David-hm9ic 4 года назад

The fix that worked on mine was to remove the guard, polish the pin on which it rotates and clean the bore in which it rotates with a large caliber bronze gun cleaning brush. Lubed it with general purpose grease. All you have to do to remove the guard is to pull the cotter pin. No need to remove the parts around the spring or the spring itself unless it has been previously removed and installed backward. On mine the cotter pin was original, long and tough and it was wrapped almost 180° around the pivot pin on both legs. I replaced it with a much shorter cotter pin that was the same diameter but stainless steel and much softer than the original. It only needs to be spread a little so it's easy to remove later if necessary. There is zero pressure on the cotter pin so no need to get carried away with spreading it.

@1sgsmith1 4 года назад

Do you have a video that shows how to set the blades for this jointer?

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

Hey Don! Sorry for the late Response, I didnt get a notification of the comment for some reason. I have not made a video for this because I had a Table Saw Injury shortly after making this video last year. I am going to make one, as since then, we have moved houses, and I about have my shop up and running again. When I post one, I will comment on here with the link! Thanks for the comment!

@1sgsmith1 4 года назад

@@DraysWorkshop sorry to hear about your injury. Thanks for the reply. I look forward to your upload.

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

Don Smith thanks buddy! We are definitely a lot better now! I appreciate it.

@jean-marclariviere7618 5 лет назад

oupps did not find it..will be on the lookout.

@DraysWorkshop 4 года назад

Sorry Jean! I had a accident on a table saw shortly after making this. I have moved since the video and the new shop is almost up and running, well the way i would like anyway LOL. I will post a video soon about setting up the blades!

@aidenwarner7111 5 лет назад

Hey it's Aiden and I am back now broke tablet but now I got a new one and have you stoped twitch

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

Hey Buddy!

@jessiemosser7156 3 года назад

Your music is irritating

@DraysWorkshop 3 года назад

Hey Jessie thanks for the comment. Yeah it is kinda hard to choose one song that fits everyone that could potentially watch this videos preference 😂. Hopefully you were able to find something useful or helpful in the video or enjoyed some part of it.. if you did would you mind letting me know what part you might have liked? Hope you have a great New Year buddy!