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How to Rotate or Replace Segmented/ Helical Jointer Blades

Learn how to rotate or replace helical jointer blades. If your jointer is not cutting smoothly anymore and your blades have been worn dull you can easily fix it. The first thing you can do is rotate the segmented jointer blade because most of them have multiple cutter heads. If you have already rotated your jointer blades then it will be time to sharpen the blades or replace them. I will do a full cleanout of the jointer cutterhead and replace all of my jointer blades in this video. They are also commonly known as jointer knives and I will be replacing all of them on my Rikon Jointer. Once the new blades have been installed I have some important woodworking tips to share with you in regard to keeping your jointer blades nice and sharp. I hope you enjoy! #woodworking #diy #jointer I have more woodworking and DIY videos on my channel so don't forget to swing over to the Shopfix Youtube channel page to check out more videos! If you enjoyed this DIY/ woodworking video don't forget to smash that like button! If you want more woodworking videos and more DIY home improvement videos feel free to subscribe to the Shopfix channel, Thanks so much!    / @_shopfix   - YT Find More Woodworking and DIY home improvement Videos on my Youtube Channel Page :    / @_shopfix   Want to join the Shopfix Community and receive updates on future projects? Don't forget to turn on notifications and I'll be posting new Shopfix uploads weekly! I will also be posting woodworking plans, Tips, Tricks, and how-to woodworking tutorials for your next DIY project. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel :    / @_shopfix   Shopfix, for the love of woodworking and everything DIY! 0:00 Introduction 0:05 For the Love of Woodworking 0:38 True Helical Cutter head Design 0:43 Budget Friendly Adaptation to The Helical Design 1:28 How to Rotate Jointer Blades 3:22 How to Clean The Cutter head 3:38 How to Replace Jointer Blades 5:47 Don't Joint Composite Wood Materials 6:34 Take Light Passes To Keep Blades Sharp