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Go to Searspartsdirect.com and type in your model number and then follow the prompts and the area to look at the manual will be on the right hand side of the page. It is there. Let me know if you need any more help and if I have helped you would you please rate the response accordingly. Thank you

Try www.AmericanNationalKnife.com
800-533-7117
Good Luck

Make sure all your adjustments points are secure and absolutely square. No loose motions but snug fitting and immovable while working.

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1. Lower your screen resolution....
2. If you have any frequency sending of receiving device Like mobile near you Laptop keep it at a distance like 2 feet…the frequency affects the screen.
3. If you are connecting to the Internet through a wireless Modem, that could be a reason. Please try to reposition the modem to a location that’s not affecting your screen.

Hope this helps …

First, unplug the jointer, then, insure that all the cutters are set to the same height. Raise the outfeed table with a straight piece of wood or a framing square sitting on it and extending over the cutters. Each cutter should just touch the board without raising it. The infeed table is lowered by how deep you want to cut.
Always look at the grain of the board you are cutting. Never allow the cutters to strike grain that is running down into the cutters. It will chip out chunks of wood. The grain should be tapering down away from the cutters, back toward you, never toward them.

The tapering you mentioned usually happens when the outfeed table is lower than the cutter tops.

As you probably know, Reliant was the brand name of tools made for Trend-Lines, Inc. that became Woodworkers Warehouse who went out of business in 2003. Woodworkers Supply took over the Woodworkers Warehouse internet domain, http://www.woodworkerswarehouse.com/ , but did not take over the Reliant or Trend-Lines tools. Woodworkers Supply states that they will try to provide assistance with questions about Reliant tools so you may want to contact Eric Fairfield, Parts Manager, [email protected], 800-545-9663

go to sears.com and order the manual u need.

go to sears.com and order the manual and/or part that u need.

go to this site and call rockwell on the number provided.

http://rockwelltools.com/service_parts.htm

I have an owner's manual that I can scan and email to you. If you still need it, contact me at [email protected].

I can't help you with the knives, but I can help you with the motor - you need to find the plate on the motor with its specs. If it has a horsepower rating, just replace with the same horsepower. If it doesn't show a horsepower rating, I need the amperage (FLA), and the voltage, I can determine it from that. Please get back to me with both the horsepower rating and the voltage and FLA if you can, and tell me what voltage you are going to hook up to.

Go to
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/getModel!retrieve.pd?modelNumber=113.206931+&pop=flush

You can look at breakdowns and order parts for your jointer online.

I assume it's a JP0600. Should be the pretty much the same as a JP0610. I can send you a .pdf of the JP0610 manual if you want.

try  http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/Products/DocumentView.aspx?productid=61056&typeId=13073&documentId=29441

http://209.85.153.132/translate_c?hl=en&sl=pt&u=http://www.scribd.com/doc/8528040/Manual-de-Servico-de-Motores-V11-Externo050715&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dfree%2Bdownload%2Bmanual%2Bfor%2BMez%2BMohelnice%2Bmoto%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DX&usg=ALkJrhjPjRmWhTT2r0wfoQX8FvtT7BPdwA
download from here.

I had this problem with a Grizzly that is chain-driven. One of the links broke. I replaced the link, and it's been fine ever since.

I can send you a manual for a Sear 6 1/8" jointer planer. Model number 113206931 if it will help.

Try here. Otherwise please provide model number.

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Why should I tell you for free how I fixed the problem when you want to charge me for your solution?

I can't get a hit on that number, the model must be other. But it shouldn't be too hard.
Try to find a reliable sharpening service in your area; someone who does saw blades and knives for the cabinet shops will have a source for tool steel and carbide and can make you a set of knives for your jointer. Just get tool steel. While it won't hold it's edge quite as long as carbide knives, it will take a sharper edge to begin with, and should last just fine if you don't run sand through it.
If you have the original knives, hang onto them as they most likely can be resharpened to like new condition, and steel today ain't necessarily what it used to be.
The critical factor is the height. It's usually between 5/8" and 3/4" tall. You want them to be able to rest all the way down on the adjustable pistons without sticking up more than 10-15 thousands above the cutterhead. That will give you the most resharpenings from a set. You might want to invest in a magnaset to help with setting the knives in place.
Here's a link to the sharpening service I use: http://maps.google.com/maps?rls=com.microsoft:en-us&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=Precision+sharpening+%2B+Albuquerque,+NM&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&view=text&latlng=15322695688682105671
Finally, I would almost bet some contemporary delta replacement knives would work. If you find a place that will return your funds if they don't, you might be able to order them online. These guys will carry them if you can't find someone nearer you: http://woodworker.com


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