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Yes, it does. Thanks, Dusty! The long ones I have must be for a different special purpose tool. Any ideas? I will order the right ones tonight.

If you don't have plans for these tubes, I would cut just enough off to allow, alignment while maintaining full insertion into the Band saw, and the ...

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I am not trying to accuse the customer service department of poor performance, just stating that they weren't able to give the answer I needed at the time. I am sure my email was not perfectly written, and I may have been more successful in getting the info I ...

I have noticed this mechanical stop inside the bandsaw. I think it is interesting that the correct length mounting tubes (yours) do not go all the way to the stop. I would think it would be desirable to have the mounting tubes go all the way to this stop because they would also be going through the ...

Yes, it does. Thanks, Dusty! The long ones I have must be for a different special purpose tool. Any ideas? I will order the right ones tonight.

I will have to take a picture when I am home later tonight. No, the power connector hubs do not align. And I do not have the Power Station. I am hoping someone can confirm the length of the mounting tubes so I can order the correct ones if mine turn out to be wrong. Shopsmith customer service would ...

Thanks for your reply. It doesn't matter which end goes into the bandsaw, the bandsaw still sits too high. I am wondering if the belt sander or other special purpose tool would use longer mounting tubes than the bandsaw. The only other special purpose tool I got with my Shopsmith is the jointer ...

I just bought a used model 510 that included a bandsaw. The mounting tubes that were included with my bandsaw seem to be too long. I have the newer style bandsaw with the aluminum table, and the mounting tubes are the one-piece die-cast tubes with an offset. The shorter portion of the tube is 2.125 ...