6 in benchtop jointer
Both are 6 in benchtop jointers. The Grizzly lists 1-1/2 HP and 22,000 cuts per minute; the Amazon pick has a spiral cutterhead.
Machine fit · Grizzly G0945
The Grizzly G0945 measures 30 x 9.5 in (2.5 x 0.8 ft) and weighs 44 lb, runs on 120V at 10 A. It fits with operator room in 6 of our 6 garage sizes, the smallest being the 12x20 one-car, and it fits with a sedan parked inside from the 12x20 one-car up.
From the grizzly.com listing: 6 in width, 1/8 in depth of cut, table 6-1/4 x 30, base footprint 9-1/2 x 19-1/2, 2-1/2 in dust port.
| Garage | Alone, operator room | Car parked, working | Car parked, stored | Share of floor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One-car, 12 x 20 | yes | yes | yes | 1% |
| One-car, 12 x 22 | yes | yes | yes | 1% |
| Two-car, 20 x 20 | yes | yes | yes | 0% |
| Two-car, 22 x 22 | yes | yes | yes | 0% |
| Two-car, 24 x 24 | yes | yes | yes | 0% |
| Three-car, 32 x 24 | yes | yes | yes | 0% |
"Operator room" keeps 24 in clear around the machine, and "stored" drops that zone, for a machine you roll out only when the car is gone. Both leave a 24 in apron in front of the overhead door and a 30 in walk-around beside any parked sedan.
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Both are 6 in benchtop jointers. The Grizzly lists 1-1/2 HP and 22,000 cuts per minute; the Amazon pick has a spiral cutterhead.
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The machine, its base, its circuit parts and what goes beside it, as one list. Plus a few short emails, then a couple a month at most.
Unsubscribe anytime. You can also just read the checklist on this site.Yes, in a 12 x 20 ft one-car garage with no vehicle it fits with its operator zone clear and uses 1 percent of the floor. It also fits with a sedan parked inside.
It draws 10 A at 120V (listing), so a 15 A breaker with 14 AWG copper covers the 125 percent rule. On NEC table amps for 1.5 HP the circuit comes out to a 25 A breaker and 10 AWG copper over a 30 ft run. A licensed electrician confirms the circuit before you wire.
This page is researched guidance, not professional electrical, engineering or safety advice. Circuits, loads and clearances depend on your house, your service and your town: have a licensed electrician confirm any wiring, and check local code and each manufacturer's manual before you act.