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Upgrading to a Tersa cutterhead is easier than you think
September 17, 2021
Switching to the light weight, noise reducing Tersa™ Cutter Head will enhance your planing experience and knife changes have never been so easy.
WOODWORKING NEWS
September 17, 2021
Switching to the light weight, noise reducing Tersa™ Cutter Head will enhance your planing experience and knife changes have never been so easy.
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I am going to purchase a used General International 12″ jointer with straight knives and would like to switch to a Tersa head, is this possible. Ron
You’ll want to talk to the folks at General International Ron: 1-844-877-5234. You could also post your question on our Woodworking Forum – with over 30,000 members you’re likely to get some feedback. It’s free to join.