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Multico Jointer

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Davidakky

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Hi everyone,
I have a 9" Multico Jointer that's a superb workhorse and produces a fantastic surface.
However, I have recently moved shop and the infeed bed has become 1mm higher at the end furthest from the cutter head so everything that gets planed has narrow ends and a wider middle!
Does anyone know how to adjust the table bed in order to bring it co-planer with the outfeed bed?
I've taken as much of the attachments off as I can and can't find any altering nuts etc so maybe they are hidden or I am completely wrong.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
David
 
I have a Multico 9 inch planner, but have not had to adjust the tables to get them co-plainer. I will take look at it over the weekend there might be something to jog my memory.
I wonder if there is any slack in the table mounting holes, if it got lifted by the table, the slack k could now be all in one direction. You could try cracking the bolts and leaning on the table.
 
I had a 12inch multico, from memory it worked on a lever for front table movement and the table being supported on 2 shafts which have eccentric adjustments. I had to make a C spanner to adjust.
 
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