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JET JJP-10BTOS, 10-Inch Planer-Jointer, 2 HSS Knives, 1Ph 120V (707410)

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Style: Jointer/Planer


Features

  • Compact Design: Combination benchtop jointer and planer provides a 2-in-1 machine with a space-saving footprint.
  • Simple Mobility: With an integrated cord wrap, and weighing just 74 lbs. (with stand), this compact machine is easy to relocate.
  • Precision Cutting: Planing and joining tables are adjustable with a removable handle and locking knobs.
  • Added Safety: Telescoping blade guard.
  • Ideal Uses: Small shop environments (not commercial grade) and limited space.
  • JET Red Assurance Guarantee: Backed by JET's industry-leading five-year warranty against manufacturer's defects.

Description

Looking for a powerful jointer and planer in your shop or on the go? Look no further than the JET 10" Benchtop Jointer/Planer Combo. This powerhouse gives you the one-two punch of features usually only found on big floor models. Precision adjustment knobs, a telescoping blade guard, and a large dust port are only a few of the features that make this jointer/planer a must-have for your home shop. Featuring a compact benchtop design that makes it ideal for smaller shops or job sites with limited space, the Jet JJP-10BTOS 10-Inch Jointer/ Planer is lightweight and powerful. With innovative features typically found only on big floor models, this handy tool offers a precision-ground tabletop for a smooth, straight cut every time, precision adjustment knobs, a telescoping blade guard, and a large dust port.Two-in-One Design to Maximize Space The JJP-10BTOS's space-saving design doesn't skimp on efficiency. In fact, because it combines a benchtop jointer and a planer in one unit, you get a two-in-one machine to maximize work space. For added peace of mind, the planing and jointing tables both lock to guarantee precise cutting.Fast Speeds and Various Cutting Depths for Versatility With cutting speeds of up to 18,000 cuts per minute, and a maximum cutting width up to 10 inches, the JJP-10BTOS is versatile enough to tackle woodworking jobs both big and small. It also provides a jointer maximum cut depth of 1/8 inch and planer maximum cut depth up to .08 inch.For additional versatility, a rigid steel stand allows the unit to easily transition from a benchtop to a standing configuration.Powerful 13 Amp Motor and Two High-Speed Knives A heavy duty, 13 Amp motor provides robust performance for a variety of cutting applications, while two high-speed steel knives make precise, smooth cuts.Sheet Metal Outfeed Table Tackles Long Work Pieces Versatile enough to handle a range of material sizes, the JJP-10BTOS includes a sheet metal outfeed table with height adjustment that supports even long work pieces. Its clever design also reduces snipe for consistent results.Stable and Accurate Jointing and Planing While you work, the tool's strong, accurate aluminum extruded fence can be angled up to 45 degrees, making jointing stable and accurate. Additionally, the planer includes a scale and pointer that indicate the distance between the planer table and cutter head. Finally, an integrated cord wrap makes for easy portability and prevents accidents or errors caused by dangling plugs and wires.Oversized Ergonomic Knobs For safe, secure operation, the JJP-10BTOS gives you easy access to the controls you need while working. In fact, the oversized, ergonomic knobs are extremely user friendly, helping you avoid errors caused by a slippery grip and preventing you from wasting time hunting for hard-to-see buttons or switches. Instead, these easy- to-see, stable knobs provide you with maximum control at every stage in your job.The JJP-10BTOS is backed by a three-year warranty.About JET: A History of Sharing New, Feature-Rich Products Opened in 1958 after the founder of the company, Leslie P. Sussman, took the first Boeing Jet Airplane trip from Seattle, Washington to Japan, JET began as a small dealer that sold air hoists and trolleys out of a single hardware store in Seattle. Over the years, JET has carried everything from snowmobiles, transmitter radios, and forklifts to nylon stockings, but by the early 1970s, metalworking had become the base of their business line. And by the 1980s, JET had expanded into the realm of woodworking. Today, you'll find that JET offers a wide range of popular woodworking tools that are backed with best-in-class features and excellent service.What's in the Box Jet JJP-10BTOS 10-Inch Jointer/ Planer with stand P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer Looking for a powerful jointer and planer for the shop or jobsite? Look no further than the new Jet 10-inch bench top jointer/planer. This powerhouse gives you the 1-2 punch of features usually only found on much bigger, more expensive machines. Precision adjustment knobs, a telescoping blade guard and a large dust port are only a few of the features that make this jointer/planer a must-have for your shop See more


Brand: Jet


Material: Aluminum


Color: White


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 37.5 x 18.5 x 44 inches


Item Weight: 74 Pounds


Brand: ‎Jet


Material: ‎Aluminum


Color: ‎White


Item Weight: ‎74 Pounds


Style: ‎Jointer/Planer


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Included Components: ‎Jointer-Planer, Fence, Guard, Dust Chute, Hardware, Stand, Support Plates, Table Extension


Amperage: ‎13 Amps


Maximum Rotational Speed: ‎9000 RPM


Product Dimensions: ‎37.5"L x 18.5"W x 44"H


Manufacturer: ‎JET


Part Number: ‎JJP-10BTOS


Item Weight: ‎74 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎707410


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎36 Inch


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎5-Year Warranty (if used for commercial or industrial purposes then defaults to a 2-Year Warranty)


Date First Available: December 31, 2008


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  • I wish it had been worth the effort and time
Style: Jointer/Planer
This is quite a lengthy review, please skip to the end if you wish to get a quick idea of my thoughts on this product. Being relatively new to woodworking, I really wanted to find a machine (on a budget) that would help me complete more tasks in my confined garage shop. I read the reviews on this tool, naively siding with the few positive ones out there. I would like to be able to say that in the 5-6 that this unit has been on the market that many of these issues would have been resolved, but that is sadly not the case. Here is a quick synopsis of my progression from excitement when it first arrived, to a week later, where I gave up and decided to return it: - Upon opening the package, I found an instruction manual that was far more detailed than some reviewers have stated. Mine indicated that it had been updated as of 8/14, which I assumed included tons of revision to aid the assembly. I was excited this might be a better outcome than others have experienced. - After pulling all the pieces from the styrofoam, I experienced some brief disappointment with the overall quality-feel of it. You know when you get this bad feeling; the plastic feels thin and brittle, the lettering on knobs feels like it might just rub right off, and decals that indicate depth/measurements are applied obviously crooked. - During assembly, the nuts and bolts were pictured actual-size in the manual. I found this very helpful. - As the assembly continued, I was attempting to screw in the handle that locks the planer table into position. This handle had marred threads all along it, preventing me from screwing it in. Ok, I have a replacement screw and I can make it work. - I was then attaching the planer outfeed table that was indicated to be "slightly higher" than the planer table. I do not know how high this should actually be, and it's not indicated in instructions. It also mentioned there should be 2 set screws that would help with this raising/lowering of the outfeed table. Those were absent from all packaging. - The off-white shroud on the front and rear of the unit had been cracked where it met the metal frame due to over-tightening at the factory. Minor, but I was bummed. Now on to the most frustrating part - the final adjustments. The manual suggests that adjustments to the machine are unlikely. This is far from my experience (and I think many others). I first needed to get the tables coplanar. This was a massive undertaking, requiring me to lift up on the outfeed table with my knee while I held it with one hand and tightened screws with another (screws which, as noted by others, are hidden and require the plastic surrounds to be removed). Even after this, I was still experiencing a sag in the outfeed table. I was also still able to move the table up and down with my knee, but it did not seem possible to get it to stay in a position that made the infeed and outfeed coplanar. Once I had made the tables as parallel-ish as I could, I took a look at the knives. They were badly out of alignment and needed to be reset. This was an experience I wish I never had gone through. As soon as I loosened the locking bolts on it, the blade popped out, slid out the side (fence was not put on yet) and hit the concrete all while gaining a nice knick on the corner. Phew. Finally I thought I was ready to make a cut - after I had removed the fence's locking handle and put it on the planer table, I locked it at 90 degrees with a screw I luckily had. I screwed down the handles that lock the infeed table. When I went to jiggle the table to make sure it was tight, the table still jiggled. I had tightened the knobs all the way and there was still far too much play in the table than I was comfortable with. Then, I found that on the outfeed side of the table, there was a bump. A little, tiny, almost invisible piece of the cast table that had not been fully milled down flat. This little tiny bump prevented me from smoothly and easily pushing a workpiece through the machine, and started making little knicks on the corners of the wood being fed through. It was also at this time that I saw there was pitting throughout the outfeed table, further lowering my disappointment. In conclusion: I felt defeated after spending close to 4 combined hours of assembly and adjustment on this machine. Once I was ready to make my first cut, I discovered there were elements on the machine that still required readjustment. I believe others have shared the sentiment that it just does not feel fair to have to spend so much time fiddling with a new tool when that time could have been used much more effectively with a tool that was higher quality (and almost certainly more money). If I felt like my time was worth the effort, I would probably try to tough it out with this machine and make it work. However, I will be sadly returning this item and replacing it with tools that will take up more floor space, but provide a much better user experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 7, 2016 by L. Runyan

  • Will get you through, but sure could use some minor tweeking to make this a great little machine...
Style: Jointer/Planer
The Locking mechanisms on the infeed table are very odd and hard to get to work properly, one just spins and as you move the table up and down, it becomes out of parallel with the outfeed table once you get it all adjusted...for the money it's an alright joiner, the vacumn attachment seems to rub and if you lower it, the switch shuts the thing off, so I had to go inside and bend the lever that turns the switch on and off inside, with pliers, so it would function properly, the blade holder originally rubbed and cut into the plastic, due to the setting of the switch. I think it has decent power, and with a lot of tweeking as I go, I can make it work, but even the fence is not true from one end to the other, still trying to figure that one out...the holding mechanism is tricky to get to hold well, the handle broke loose the first time I went to tighten it down...super glued it back on, seems to be holding... in general I think if you are on a budget, and I was on this tool, it will get you through some work, with regular tweeking, I'm a 30 professional cabinet maker who needed a small home tool to do a few things, and was hoping for better, or by now they would have worked some of the bugs out, which to me, all seem as if they would be easy fixes for Jet, if they would just use a little more heavy duty bolts and things of that nature. I can say that it would make me seriously question buying a heavy duty 10" joiner from them, if they can't get a small version to do some of the most basic things that need to work properly, dialed in right...After the early comments of problems I figured after all this time they would have them worked out. I'm really surprised, as I've heard good things about Jet stuff, but this is the first I've owned. Yes I'm spoiled from years of SCMI equipment I owned, but even the Shop Fox stuff seems has some really great equipment at their low to medium end. I guess I just expected this to at least be accurate at what it was supposed to do, I expected shallower cuts and things, but making mechanisms to keep a nice lightweight table aligned seem pretty basic to me. Joiner tables do seem to be milled very flat, the infeed table just does not lock down properly and stay true, at all. As you loosen the infeed table and lower it, it lowers different from the left to the right?? But you can push on it, and kind of correct it, then tighten it, and it gets a bit better, but does not hold well...Happy to update as I find other tricks that may help others. Jet, if you read these, I'd say for about 25.00 more, you could totally dial this little guy in and re-release it as a new model and fix all this stuff...Not a lot of joiners this size at this price, might be well worth the effort....a couple side extension bars, facing the front of the infeed table to add an additional tightening bolt, spaced farther out, may be a huge addition to the machine, and a flat fence, that one has me totally stumped? I'm not even sure how you could bend a piece of aluminum that short built so strongly, maybe they need to be lightly machined flat before shipping too? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 31, 2014 by Bassninja

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