I need some advice about what I can do to keep my Stanley #8 Jointer cutting when the board get close to flat. When it does cut, I seem to keep developing a high spot in the center of the board. When I attempt to remove the high spot with stop cuts, the jointer will not cut.
At one point when tuning the plane, I lapped the sole on sandpaper attached to plate glass. I believe the I inadvertently introduce some convexity to the sole with the high point just behind the mouth of the plane. Would this result in the cutting pattern I described above.
My question then is - 1) would the convexity introduce the cutting pattern described, and 2) if so, how should I go about tuning the plane?
At one point when tuning the plane, I lapped the sole on sandpaper attached to plate glass. I believe the I inadvertently introduce some convexity to the sole with the high point just behind the mouth of the plane. Would this result in the cutting pattern I described above.
My question then is - 1) would the convexity introduce the cutting pattern described, and 2) if so, how should I go about tuning the plane?
Jointer Wiil Not Cut When Approaching Flatness
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