Differences Between Jointers and Planers

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Duration: 4:55

Are you curious about the differences between a jointer and a planer? George Vondriska explains how each tool works, how they differ, and how each is useful.

For an in-depth breakdown of the differences between jointers and planers, visit our blog post: Jointer vs. Planer.

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