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Just received my Forrest 9" blade with 1 1/4" arbor.
Wow, this thing is sharp.

For what it's worth, I recently paid $260 for my greenie, and that was without the bandsaw and jointer. Which I have paid both $100 each to purchase. I went through mine and it only really needed a few parts ($80 or so) and bearings, which I replaced. 4 bearings to be exact, two in the motor and two ...

The 9" 40T forrest was $89.99 before the custom/shipping.
Forrest lists this blade at $105.00 on website.

If your looking for the 10" with 1 1/4 arbor... show price was $109.99, but that was 1/8" kerf which is not thin kerf.

The 10" thin kerf was $84.99 with a 5/8" arbor.
The custom arbor size is ...

Hey, I was there Friday as well. True, SS wasn't there, but did you expect them to be?

I did though order a Forrest 9" WW2 blade to fit the 1 1/4" arbor. With the show discount, it basically made the shipping and special arbor size free.

Though, I was asking questions about the blades, and the ...

Here is the cover of the 1955 version I have.
I also has a Montgomery Ward price tag of $4.95 inside the cover.

Do you have a link on that extension coupling?

Nevermind, found it....
https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=2891

Yes Bruce - my Goldie is a 1960 and it has a saw guard that fits only 9" blades. It predates the round dust collection port as the port in the guard is rectangular. The top guard is the aluminum model, equipped with riving knife and anti-kickback pawls. When adjusted properly it works fine. I'll ...

Question:
Is it true that the NYW was originally underwritten by ShopSmith?


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Answer:
Shopsmith was never a national underwriter of New Yankee although they generously donated tools for us to use on the early ...

My greenie, you have to press down on a "button" below the power switch to be able to use the higher speeds.

They must use the same old castings for the new dials.

The second link answers the "do you really NEED an arbor for a molder 'head'" question. SS says NO!.


Actually, it states you DO need an arbor to fit the Mark V. So, I'm still confused.

It offers a ball and setscrew alignment system that automatically positions the knives and locks them in ...