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YouTube Videos featuring Shopsmiths

algale

Clever table brace that changes height and angle.

rpd

JPG

Oh if only that were the only cause of snipe! :rolleyes:

wa2crk

Isn't he describing the method used in the Shopsmith instructions? Well, almost!!

Bill V

rlkeeney

wa2crk wroteIsn't he describing the method used in the Shopsmith instructions? Well, almost!!

Bill V

I had the same thought.

djr

wa2crk wroteIsn't he describing the method used in the Shopsmith instructions? Well, almost!!

Bill V

And why wouldn't he. after all he does Shopsmith demo's in Florida.

rpd

Turning a pocket watch.

rpd

ScottBelleri

rpd

This one is and Instructable, not a video, but I'll post it here anyway. :)

http://www.instructables.com/id/Floating-Shelves-From-a-Hollow-Door/

kd6vpe

Wanna laugh,

I'm just havin' fun in the shop with these videos. Not good at it yet but its still fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75sRO6zJj_k

rpd

jsburger

Interesting to say the least. It has a 4E jointer head rest. It is certainly an Australian machine but it is a 10ER even though the plate says 10E. It is not a 1947 machine. Magna started shipping parts to Australia in 1950. The machines were assembled in Australia by C.C. Engineering as the plate on the machine indicates.

Everett needs to weigh in on the plate discrepancy (10E vs 10ER). I think we discussed this before but I can't remember now. I spent 8 hours on the flight line at the Hill AFB Air Show today and I am a bit wiped out. :D :eek:

rpd

jsburger wroteInteresting to say the least. It has a 4E jointer head rest. It is certainly an Australian machine but it is a 10ER even though the plate says 10E. It is not a 1947 machine. Magna started shipping parts to Australia in 1950. The machines were assembled in Australia by C.C. Engineering as the plate on the machine indicates.

Everett needs to weigh in on the plate discrepancy (10E vs 10ER). I think we discussed this before but I can't remember now. I spent 8 hours on the flight line at the Hill AFB Air Show today and I am a bit wiped out. :D :eek:

One of my 10ER's has a plate that says 10E also. :) When they made the change they used up all the 10e plates that were in inventory before the ordered new ones.

skou

My first Model 10 was a 10 E.

Serial number was R24996.

OK, that was in 1985 (ish) and I

STILL remember the ser.

It came with most of the 10 E

parts, extension table bracket,

short rip fence, but also had the

newer stuff. Later table tilt

trunnion, ER expansion table

and later depth and quill gauges.

steve

skou

jsburger wrote Everett needs to weigh in on the plate discrepancy (10E vs 10ER). I think we discussed this before but I can't remember now. I spent 8 hours on the flight line at the Hill AFB Air Show today and I am a bit wiped out. :D :eek:

I'd KILL for 8 hours on an airshow flightline.

But, I've spent a few days on Moffett Field's

flightline, during an air show. There were

Blue Angels there.

Note, best place to watch an Aerobatic team,

is NOT on the flightline. They're at 90 degrees.

(Straight up.) 5 miles away, they're just "over

there.") 45 degree angle.

steve

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