Home Depot has
Ridgid 6-Amp Corded 6-1/8" Woodworking Jointer/Planer (JP0610) on sale for
$549.50.
Shipping is free or choose ship-to-store pickup where stock permits.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Features:
- 6-1/8 in. maximum cutting width
- 1 HP, 3450 RPM, heavy-duty induction motor operates at 120-Volt or 240-Volt
- Dimensions: 45.5 in. L x 31.25 in. H x 19 in. D, weighs 208 lbs.
- Dual bevel fence with stops at 45 degree , 90 degree , and 135 degree
- Belt drive delivers smooth, consistent power
- Machine-ground surfaces for precise jointing/planning
- Easy-to-assemble with a rugged cast-iron base to minimize vibration
- Rabbeting ledge for precise rabbets up to 1/2 in. deep, adjustable front and rear tables
- Fan cooled for longer life
- Convenient 4 in. dust port quickly slides out of the way when not in use
- Lifetime Service Agreement with registration within 90 days of purchase
- Includes: (1) JP0610 6-Amp 6-1/8 in. Jointer/Planer with steel cabinet and operator's manual
Community Reviews
Ridgid's 6 inch jointer comes across as a solid, easy to use shop machine for small stock, especially if you want a brand new unit delivered free. The price is viewed as fair for new, and the machine is described as square, not too heavy, and a good home shop fit, with a Shelix head and mobility base as useful upgrades. The main knocks are the small 6 inch capacity, corded power, and limited spare parts availability. It is a practical short bed jointer, but the size and support limits matter.
The AAFES route can deliver the new 6-inch jointer for $494.55 shipped with no tax.
The jointer can be a practical home "gamer" option for planing and jointing smaller boards.
Upgrading with a Shelix head can improve the jointer's performance for home use.
The machine can also function as a bench planer and stays square and easy to use.
The 6-inch width limits woodworking use to shorter stock lengths.
The jointer's cast-iron rust pitting may require checking bed coplanarity and motor condition before buying.
The corded design can be a drawback for jointing lumber in remote locations like a farm field.
Spare parts availability on the Ridgid website can be limited when trying to source missing components.
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