Hub sent from shopsmith does exactly what I wanted. Jsburger is correct, quill extension would not help. I don't like to extend the quill on operations if possible.
Thanks for all the help, glad I found the bub rather than the entire disk assembly.
James
Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
Well, the same thing is true on your machine. All models of the SS are the same in that respect.terrydowning wrote:I see. Only having an original 1955 I am unaware of issues involving the 505 plus models.
Thanks for the clarification.
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
A 'difference' being the Mark 5 will not sand through the blade slot.jsburger wrote:Well, the same thing is true on your machine. All models of the SS are the same in that respect.terrydowning wrote:I see. Only having an original 1955 I am unaware of issues involving the 505 plus models.
Thanks for the clarification.
Mark 5 == V/500. Only disk sand off the side of the table.
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
OK, why is that? The saw blade and the disk sander have the same length arbor on the 500 not that should make any difference. Why can't I slide the table over and lower it on the sander disk just like a saw blade?JPG wrote:A 'difference' being the Mark 5 will not sand through the blade slot.jsburger wrote:Well, the same thing is true on your machine. All models of the SS are the same in that respect.terrydowning wrote:I see. Only having an original 1955 I am unaware of issues involving the 505 plus models.
Thanks for the clarification.
Mark 5 == V/500. Only disk sand off the side of the table.
Am I missing something?
John & Mary Burger
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Hooper, UT
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
Ain't room fer a 12" disc under thar!jsburger wrote:OK, why is that? The saw blade and the disk sander have the same length arbor on the 500 not that should make any difference. Why can't I slide the table over and lower it on the sander disk just like a saw blade?JPG wrote:
A 'difference' being the Mark 5 will not sand through the blade slot.
Mark 5 == V/500. Only disk sand off the side of the table.
Am I missing something?
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
The table legs are too close together?JPG wrote:Ain't room fer a 12" disc under thar!jsburger wrote:OK, why is that? The saw blade and the disk sander have the same length arbor on the 500 not that should make any difference. Why can't I slide the table over and lower it on the sander disk just like a saw blade?JPG wrote:
A 'difference' being the Mark 5 will not sand through the blade slot.
Mark 5 == V/500. Only disk sand off the side of the table.
Am I missing something?
John & Mary Burger
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
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Re: Bottom Guard with Sanding Disk
Trunion also.
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