510 "optimization" kit?
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- joshh
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510 "optimization" kit?
I've seen this in another thread but never a kit for sale. Anyone we know? It looks solid.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181271210877?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181271210877?
- 1986 Mark V 500 Mini
- 1985 Mark V 510 with reversible motor, bandsaw, jointer, and double-tilt.
I offer quality motor reversal, rebuilding, and rewiring. Contact me at HarbourTools@live.com
- 1985 Mark V 510 with reversible motor, bandsaw, jointer, and double-tilt.
I offer quality motor reversal, rebuilding, and rewiring. Contact me at HarbourTools@live.com
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reddog5362
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That's interesting. I'd wondered about adapting a Biesemeyer type of fence to the 510. I had a chance to pick up one cheap. This looks like it might work on the same principle with locking on one rail only. I've never seen the Ryobi saw in person but I've read a lot that seems to indicate people loved them.
Once you order yours you need to put a review up on here
Once you order yours you need to put a review up on here
- joshh
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Oh, I'm not gonna buy one...I just thought it was interestingreddog5362 wrote:Once you order yours you need to put a review up on here
- 1986 Mark V 500 Mini
- 1985 Mark V 510 with reversible motor, bandsaw, jointer, and double-tilt.
I offer quality motor reversal, rebuilding, and rewiring. Contact me at HarbourTools@live.com
- 1985 Mark V 510 with reversible motor, bandsaw, jointer, and double-tilt.
I offer quality motor reversal, rebuilding, and rewiring. Contact me at HarbourTools@live.com
Here is "another thread":
https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=9280
I have not used my version much since, too busy with other Shopsmith related stuff.

https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=9280
I have not used my version much since, too busy with other Shopsmith related stuff.
Peter
a 510,a Mini, dedicated SS drillpress, SS spt's, home made SS belt grinder, SS piston air system, Southbend 10k lathe, mill/drill, Taig
a 510,a Mini, dedicated SS drillpress, SS spt's, home made SS belt grinder, SS piston air system, Southbend 10k lathe, mill/drill, Taig
- crosscreekcraig
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The setup for sale on Ebay looks pretty trick, but I don't know about replacing Shopsmith parts with "foreign" parts. I do like the idea of augmenting the 510 or 520 system with the BT3000/3100 SMT as described in the thread that PRM linked to above. Some innovative engineering! Nicely done!
The next time you think your idea is stupid, remember someone in a meeting once said, "let's make a movie about tornadoes full of sharks!"
“foreign parts”? If you are referring to parts made outside of the USA, have no fear… all parts in the kit were MIUSA. FYI the BT3000 was manufactured in USA for several years before production was moved to Taiwan.crosscreekcraig wrote:The setup for sale on Ebay looks pretty trick, but I don't know about replacing Shopsmith parts with "foreign" parts....
- crosscreekcraig
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worknhard wrote:“foreign parts”? If you are referring to parts made outside of the USA, have no fear… all parts in the kit were MIUSA. FYI the BT3000 was manufactured in USA for several years before production was moved to Taiwan.
I mean non-Shopsmith parts. Perhaps I should have said that in the first place.
The next time you think your idea is stupid, remember someone in a meeting once said, "let's make a movie about tornadoes full of sharks!"
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reddog5362
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Worknhard, I'm guessing from the Colorado locations that you're the inventor on this? Looks really cool. If so how long are the rails? Any chance of seeing a video of the fence and sliding table in action?worknhard wrote:“foreign parts”? If you are referring to parts made outside of the USA, have no fear… all parts in the kit were MIUSA. FYI the BT3000 was manufactured in USA for several years before production was moved to Taiwan.
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crosscreekcraig wrote:The setup for sale on Ebay looks pretty trick, but I don't know about replacing Shopsmith parts with "foreign" parts. I do like the idea of augmenting the 510 or 520 system with the BT3000/3100 SMT as described in the thread that PRM linked to above. Some innovative engineering! Nicely done!
I believe if you investigate you will find this is a one up type of deal.
Since it is made from used BT3000 parts I can't imagine too many have been made.
Ed in Tampa
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'Non OEM' will do!;)crosscreekcraig wrote:I mean non-Shopsmith parts. Perhaps I should have said that in the first place.![]()
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Goldie(Bought New SN 377425)/4" jointer/6" beltsander/12" planer/stripsander/bandsaw/powerstation /Scroll saw/Jig saw /Craftsman 10" ras/Craftsman 6" thicknessplaner/ Dayton10"tablesaw(restoredfromneighborstrashpile)/ Mark VII restoration in 'progress'/ 10E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange