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Great idea. I am going to "borrow" it.

Just AWESOME. And it makes you feel good, too!

I chickened out and bought one on ebay tha had the work aready completed.

The table strut has ground down instead of hacksawed off.

Bolts on the support arms for the dust collector had already been tapped out.

My friend the machinist indicated that it was not a trivial task to perform.

Good luck

Ordered my saw guards in Nov 2007, finally arrived today! Do I have the right part to spin the saw blade?

I am using the SS as a turning machine, so I am almost ready to buy a large chunk of wood to start making saw dust.

reible wrote:I guess you guys will be finding this some day soon so here it is:
http://www.woodworkingglossary.com/links.htm

Some of these pages have to do with:
http://www.shopsmith.com/links_2.htm

That should keep you busy for a while.

Ed

I thank you for pointing this out.

I am in the process of rebuilding a 70's era Mark V. The only portion of the worktable assembly that survived was the table surface.

Going to SS for replacement parts is difficult because rear trunions are no longer made. I have gotten everything else for the assembly but that specific part ...

My wife was very impressed with the double twist. Very nice

Now she understands why I want all that Shopsmith lathe hardware for turning.

Thanks for making the sale.

The news is not always negative.

I have received shipping confirmation on my order, placed last week. The entire shipment is on the way - expect it to arrive tomorrow.

I'd much rather have a report that the parts are on backorder than to be told that "We no longer stock that part".:eek:


I feel ...

http://www.curiouswoods.com/

We have a Curtis Lumber up here in NY. They have pen kits. I haven't seen this type of wood.

http://www.curtislumber.com/

I am jealous, wished mine looked that nice.