Note: This is NOT a sponsored video. I bought this jointer with my own money and have no affiliation with Grizzly.

So refreshing to see a young person use their hands woodworking skills etc. not many guys his age these days do that well done Eric

This is by far the best grizzly jointer setup video for this model. Great job!

I thought he was going to pull a leg lamp out of the box . Fragile, it must be Italian. LOL Thanks for the info I learned a lot.

Nice video. I just purchased a G0858 and am waiting to take delivery. Watching this will be a great help when it gets here. Thanks!

Good to see you back, Eric. Happy New Year to you as well!

Good to see you back Eric. I remember watching you while I worked nights. My favorites are the table saw sled and the Rockler gifts you got. I'll be sure to subscribe. Keep em coming!

Glad to see a new post! Been missing your videos

Just got my G0858 and this was very helpful. I agree on the plastic handles. Great vid. Thanks Eric

It's great to see content from you. Looking forward to seeing what you produce in the New Year!

The Boeshield was developed by Boeing for long term storage of steel and iron jigs and bucks used in airplane manufacture. It is meant to be sprayed on and left on. I suppose it couldn't hurt to spray it on and wipe it off, but its kind of expensive. Certainly the paste wax, used regularly will combat rust and ease sliding the wood over the deck.

Congrats on the new jointer. This is the model that I would like to upgrade to at some point. I have an 8” Grizzly with dovetail ways and straight blades cutter head but will swap it for the parallelogram setup with the spiral cutter eventually.

Great to see you Eric. Hope you're doing well.

Wow! Rich mommy and daddy got you a big ole joinah!

Dude, how old are you? I was 19 when I got my first jointer (Christmas 2008) and you look/sound about that age here. The only difference is mine is the now defunct G0452 model (1 hp, 3 knife head) and yours is a 3 hp beast with a helical head. Don't get me wrong, my jointer is great and I've had to do minimal upkeep and repairs on it beyond cleaning and changing out the knives, but you're starting off on a whole different level here. I bet if you take care of this machine it'll still be working when you're in your 80s! In fact, this is one of the candidates for when I upgrade to an 8" jointer in the next few years.

Nice

What gauge extension cord did you run? How many FT also? I just bought a similar jointer and taking delivery today actually!

At 0:41 it says "Avoid lifting the jointer by the beds" but seems to be showing two guys lifting it by the beds. How ARE you supposed to lift it?

Great vid Eric. I just bought the same jointer. I have an issue with the left side of the fence (facing jointer). The left side about the first 2 inches from the HH is rubbing on the table. Did yours come like that? If so, please let me know what you did about it. Tyvm...M

hi edit will you do a year end wrap up?

Ooooo new toy

Eric, if you don't mind me asking, what did you pay for the machine?

How much did this one cost? New power tools can be very expensive these days so I would get started by buying used ones from pawn shops which are of better value for money but there's a catch, they're usually out of warranty.

What are you working on currently?

hi

i wish my daddy would buy me a shop full of tools.