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I'm thinking that having a 45degree angled back between the connectors and shaft might provide additional support

I have used a conixal sanding disc with a sled and the table fence to flatten narrow frame parts glued to a plywood panel. It worked well though took me a couple times to learn to keep it flat against the table and fence. I might add an L shaped auxiliary fence to give me more room between mtge fenc...

Thx for the picture. I’m hoping for some additional views as I’m thinking about making a 3d model and printing one for my 10er.

Any chance of some pictures of the guard?

There is a reference document in this post: viewtopic.php?t=2395

Jik

I remember seeing a post awhile back where someone mounted a tail stick on a wooden shop building post and setup the ShopSmith inline with it.

What is the level reading on the way tubes?

What about building a box to go between the legs and the base mounts?

I decided to take my !arkV apart for moving and cleaning. One step was to remove the pivot pin which allows the headstock tubes to be raised to an upgright position. The pivot pin is held in place by one of several means. Mine was held in by a roll pin. The roll pin can be removed by tapping it out ...

Lost Art Press has a free book on workbench building. It includes advice on materials and moisrue content considerations. Theyve built quite a few "wet" benchs as well as dry wood benches.

Jim