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I feel the saw blade properly belongs to the left of center of the table insert. That allows a little room for extending the quill slightly to make fine adjustments in the location of the saw blade.
~John H in San Bernardino

Thank you Az,

You nudged me into becoming acquainted with SketchUp. It is intended for 3D drawings but I used it here for 2D drafting.
Top_Shelf_v2.pdf

These are simple shapes but it worked better than I had expected. The automatic dimensioning works well and made it easy to line up and space ...

Awesome!

Following an upgrade to a 520 table system, I am rehabilitating my Under the Mark V Cabinet. It is going slowly but progressing none the less. I believe I have finally decided on how to reorganize the two main pull-out shelves.

Here are the things that will live on the upper shelf:
20170413_154215 ...

Dusty,

I am glad to hear that you are making progress. Also glad you are being well taken care of.

John H in San Bernardino

Really good concepts. I especially like your holster for the upper guard.

John in San Bernardino

Dusty, I believe you have much to look forward to. My EF was down to 25% this last January, now back up to 43%. So clean living, the right medications, and a sensible activity level can work wonders. (In my case, it means very little salt on my food – yuck - but otherwise life is good.)

I felt I ...

Re: the round swinging platform on the front side of the system, it is for a 1/2 inch round nose scraper. To use it you reverse the sharping system and position it on the side of the disc that is going down. Since I have a variety of scrapers in various widths I removed the swinging part and ...

Perhaps you have the same problem with skews that I had. The sharpening guide is designed for Shopsmith chisels and their skew is flat sided. Most of my skews have convex sides. A curved side rotates instead of staying flat on the guide making it very difficult (?impossible) to maintain a stable ...