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fordtrax wrote:I took and old base I built and shorted it and beefed it up a bit to mount the 10E on. Ordered 3 new feed levers - the one on the machine was broken so I had to find a replacement.

From whom????

JPG40504 wrote:1948 + 70 = 2013 ?????


Please do not design any bridges!!!:D

1945 ish +70 ish =2015 ish.

Besides, I had had an adult beverage or 2(0):o

He probably got someone else's re-design on Ebay, for
the feed levers. They're all over the place, and MUCH more
than getting studs and knobs from McMaster-Carr.

steve

JPG40504 wrote:From whom????

Tom at:

https://sites.google.com/site/hogwinslo ... rking/home

I had him make them a bit longer than the standard feed knobs since it will be a dedicated drill press. He charged $22.50 with shipping for the 3 knobs - he did not charge any extra to make them a bit longer. He was making them just a few minutes after I ordered them and shipped them the very next day. Should be here on Wednesday.

I will let you know what they look like when I get them.

I've got 3 of these era machines and have restored 2 of them. The best piece of advice I can offer is to join the 10E/ER Users Group mover on Yahoo. They're a great bunch over there who are a wealth of information and other resources related to these machines. They are athttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shopsmith10ERusers/

kschwarz20 wrote:I've got 3 of these era machines and have restored 2 of them. The best piece of advice I can offer is to join the 10E/ER Users Group mover on Yahoo. They're a great bunch over there who are a wealth of information and other resources related to these machines. They are athttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shopsmith10ERusers/

Yes, Skip's group is top notch!

Unless we're fighting about politics, like is currently happening.

Da** Liberals (and Conservatives) are gonna kill this country!
Us Libertarians are right. (I'm hiding behind my shield, until the
fertilizer blows over.)

Seriously, come and join us. Cast Iron rules!

steve