I HAV A PLANER/JOINTER BY MONGOMERY WARD/ POWERKRAFT I NEED KNIVES FOR IT. PLEASE HELP

try a quality tool shop or saw /tool sharpener shop
most planer blades are generic and fit a range of planers
the only thing that varies on some is the method of attaching the blades
take an old one as a sample

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Sounds like you need to replace the knives in the jointer.

Hello,
There are quite a few things involved in changing jointer knives (to do it right that is)and without knowing the details of your machine I can't give you a exact answer. BUT there is help.

Go to you tube and you will find several videos on the subject.

Also you will need a set up tool ( its a magnetic device that holds the knives to the same height).

The most important thing is to have all the knives set the same in the head (i.e. set up tool ) and if you can afford it purchase the dial indicator for jointer set up this will make them perfect. you will see them using it in the videos along with the magnetic type.

I have been using jointers for years and am still learning new things that I can do with it, but set up is the key to a good end product.

Hope this helps.
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I can send you pics of the one I made from plywood for this same jointer. If you're looking for an original I can't help you there.

Most reliable sharpening services will be able to grind knives for your jointer that will work just fine. The key is to match the existing knives as far as thickness (guage) and height of the new knives. You want them to give you maximum life but not extend too far past the cutterhead when adjusted all the way down. I don't know about your machine, but on an 8" powermatic the tip of the knife shouldn't extend more than about .0012" above the circumference of the cutterhead. You can check this with a set of calipers and give the height to the sharpener, then just choose high speed steel or carbide and you're on your way.
If you check the overall length of the knives, sometimes they are slightly under the nominal length, and a 6" long knife could bump into the housing as the cutterhead rotates, so this is one other thing to check before you go ahead and order them 6" long.
But the short answer is, no problem. Just get a reliable sharpener to make them for you, buy a quality steel blank, and have him put a fine grit polish or hone on the knives when he sharpens them...

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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I can send you a manual for a Sear 6 1/8" jointer planer. Model number 113206931 if it will help.

I can't help you with the knives, but I can help you with the motor - you need to find the plate on the motor with its specs. If it has a horsepower rating, just replace with the same horsepower. If it doesn't show a horsepower rating, I need the amperage (FLA), and the voltage, I can determine it from that. Please get back to me with both the horsepower rating and the voltage and FLA if you can, and tell me what voltage you are going to hook up to.