Heads Up - Bargain 'available'

GetterDone

The drill chuck is on sale 50% off right now.

Link: https://www.shopsmith.com/product-page/1-2-inch-drill-chuck-with-key?mc_cid=c97ce0a808&mc_eid=311d3143d1

jpdalton

Vintage Mark VII 10” Combination Flat/Conical Sanding Disc

For anyone who might be interested in a Magna American classic, here’s a copy of the 10” flat and conical sanding disc that was standard with the Mark VII:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/126843575786

GetterDone

jpdalton wrote Vintage Mark VII 10” Combination Flat/Conical Sanding Disc

For anyone who might be interested in a Magna American classic, here’s a copy of the 10” flat and conical sanding disc that was standard with the Mark VII:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/126843575786

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Wow. :D

That went Quick. :)

edma194

GetterDone wrote
jpdalton wrote Vintage Mark VII 10” Combination Flat/Conical Sanding Disc

For anyone who might be interested in a Magna American classic, here’s a copy of the 10” flat and conical sanding disc that was standard with the Mark VII:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/126843575786

IMG_5191.jpeg
Wow. :D

That went Quick. :)

Yeah. My fault. Now if I can only find a Mark VII to put it on.

JPG

Ignore the fact that they were made for the Mark VII. They are a flat/conical 10" sanding disk. That means the ability to be used through the table slot. Also the required tilt to use the conical side is a smaller degree of table tilt.

I am revealing this since I now have all I will ever need. ;)

MrPerfect

edma194 wrote Yeah. My fault. Now if I can only find a Mark VII to put it on.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1756999495060725/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/974387481170159/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1214046759910131/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1318849765754000/?

edma194

JPG wrote Ignore the fact that they were made for the Mark VII. They are a flat/conical 10" sanding disk. That means the ability to be used through the table slot. Also the required tilt to use the conical side is a smaller degree of table tilt.

I am revealing this since I now have all I will ever need. ;)

Thanks. I did know about that from Scott Markwood's video on My Growth Rings about conical sanders. There are non-Shopsmith brands that can probably be mounted on a universal arbor. They vary in the angle and height of the sanding area. Recently purchased a current version Shopsmith conical sander though haven't had need for it yet I see it getting used soon since I avoid joiners when possible.

edma194

MrPerfect wrote
edma194 wrote Yeah. My fault. Now if I can only find a Mark VII to put it on.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1756999495060725/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/974387481170159/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1214046759910131/?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1318849765754000/?

If you find one within 100 miles of Rhode Island please let me know. Even the one in NY is 5+ hours away.

chapmanruss

One for sale outside of Portland Oregon in Sandy OR. Pictures were just added to this craigslist ad and it now shows a Mark V 500 with Bandsaw for $200.

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/tls/d/sandy-shop-smith/7808510235.html

If I didn't have so many Shopsmith restoration projects waiting already I would get it myself.

BobCoates1953

this near new london on criglist free Shopsmith with Bandsaw (Sterling)

https://newlondon.craigslist.org/zip/d/central-village-shopsmith-with-bandsaw/7812534642.html

Shopsmith Mark V Multipurpose Tool including Bandsaw Attachment.

GetterDone

Middleton , Connecticut.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/405058055633?itmmeta=01JGQBWJTPS5DP8ZVMG3C4WT14&hash=item5e4f576dd1:g:VXwAAOSwg49megW1

jpdalton

GetterDone wrote Middleton , Connecticut.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/405058055633?itmmeta=01JGQBWJTPS5DP8ZVMG3C4WT14&hash=item5e4f576dd1:g:VXwAAOSwg49megW1

Bargain??!! The only thing of value on this thing is the listing description - which is priceless!!

“owned previously by a woodworking school and barely used since so in very good condition!”

Condition would more accurately be described as: rejected as artillery training target :D :D

GetterDone

jpdalton wrote

Bargain??!! The only thing of value on this thing is the listing description - which is priceless!!

“owned previously by a woodworking school and barely used since so in very good condition!”

Condition would more accurately be described as: rejected as artillery training target :D :D

I thought Ya'll might like the (Very Good Condition). :D

I was surprised that then didn't include the work (Antique) or (Classic) :rolleyes:

I does say OBO :)

br549

https://killeen.craigslist.org/tls/d/temple-shopsmith-planer/7813539060.html

Ad first described it as a "Professional Planer", before I contacted seller. Ad still shows pictures of instructions that refer to it as "Professional", but that may just be what the owner (a friend of the actually poster who is helping out the owner) found and self-printed out.

Besides the stand, also has dust chute and extra knives.

I have no affiliation with seller ... just looks like a good buy that I thought others might like to consider.

JPG

Where is Kileen/Temple?

br549

JPG wrote Where is Kileen/Temple?

Not quite halfway between Austin and Dallas (closer to Austin)

adrianpglover

JPG wrote Where is Kileen/Temple?

This was actually one of the first times in this thread that I haven't had to look up where somewhere is (except for major cities).

chapmanruss

As br549 points out it is a Mark Mount Planer that has been put on a stand like a Pro Planer. The give away on this since the model and serial number label is not shown is the Table being from a Mark Mount Planer. Mark Mount Planers have an Aluminum with Stainless Steel cover for the Table to make the tool lighter while the Pro Planer has a Cast Iron Table. Hopefully it has the motor that the Pro planer uses.

jsburger

chapmanruss wrote As br549 points out it is a Mark Mount Planer that has been put on a stand like a Pro Planer. The give away on this since the model and serial number label is not shown is the Table being from a Mark Mount Planer. Mark Mount Planers have an Aluminum with Stainless Steel cover for the Table to make the tool lighter while the Pro Planer has a Cast Iron Table. Hopefully it has the motor that the Pro planer uses.

The stand that SS sold to mount the MK mount planer on came with a 1 1/2HP motor. The Pro Planer came with a 1 3/4HP motor. The stand in the picture is grey. That is the stand for the MK mount planer so it should have the 1 1/2HP motor. The Pro Planer stand is black as is the Pro Planer itself.

BTW, another way to tell the difference besides the table is the MK mount planer is grey and the Pro Planer is black.

adrianpglover

When I bought my mark mounted planer in early 2020, the manuals that came with it referred to both the mark mounted and the pro planer. I believe the owners manual itself was labeled as the pro planer. This being the case, I can see the easy confusion on the seller's end.

For mine, I have run it on the power pro headstock, and run that at 240V, so I've can get up to 2 hp on it. Of course, now they've discontinued the planers, even thought that's one of the tools that I use the most on my mk7.

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