Jet Benchtop Jointer Jj-6Hhbt
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- Front mounted toggle switch with removable safety key
- Highly visible scale for accurate depth of cut adjustments
- Includes 4 mounting brackets that secure jointer to benchtop
- Internal blower motor moves dust and chips away from motor and cutter head
- Large dust collection bag with quick empty zipper
- Powerful 1HP 15 amp motor turns the cutter head at 10,000 RPM
- Safety push block and push stick included
- Six inch jointing capacity in small footprint
- Toggle switch with removable safety key
| Brand | Jet |
| Part # | JT9-718600 |
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