Delta doesn't have this model manual on their site and I didn't get one with the jointer. Can you help please Hello JimInNM, One of the easiest ways to set the knives on your jointer is by using a jig called the Jointer-Pal. Delta used to sell it with a model number of 37-157. It has been purchased by another company now that provides it. Step 1. Go to Delta Shopmaster Jointer Jt360 Manual website using the links below Step 2. Enter your Username and Password and click on Log In Step 3. If there are any problems, here are some of our suggestions Top Results For Delta Shopmaster Jointer Jt360 Manual Updated 1 hour ago ereplacementparts.com I've purchased an older model Delta 8" DJ-20 jointer that needs a bit of a tune-up. I've downloaded a copy "instruction manual" from the Delta Machinary site (google "Delta DJ-20 Manual" and it's the first result). But, I don't see anything about how to adjust the in and out feed tables if they become out of alignment (or "non co-planer"). The Delta DJ-20 jointer manual does give step by step instruction but like any manual I read nowadays it has been translated from Chinese into English from a guy who does not speak English ( I think you get my drift) At best the manuals produced today are not written by a woodworker and god help us if they actually have someone proof read these Joined Nov 8, 2007. 5,445 Posts. #3 · Nov 21, 2008 (Edited) Delta's Pro model is pretty much the same regardless of the model #.it looks like a 37-195 to me. The 37-275x is the same but has the X5 logos. Either way, it's a nice enough jointer but $350 is high for used. About two years ago, a friend of mine (plus many other folks) bought Quality glue-ups time after time. DELTA's 6" professional jointer makes it easy with a 1 HP motor, rack and pinion fence system, three-knife cutterhead and easy-to-position infeed table. • 120/240V, 1HP, 1PH, 1,725 RPM motor. • 4,800 RPM, 14,400 CPM three-knife (2.5" dia.) cutterhead.