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https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=7644

here is the thread on the rebuild.

always remember, safty first!!!!

this is a funny video to remind you.

http://www.yourdailymedia.com/video/watch/11806/


not graphic

http://www.mar-k.com/wood_finish_update.html

im sure this will help

That came out really nice very utilitarian piece of woodworking and damn useful to boot. I am in the same boat as you just starting out with a lot of this stuff so learning slowly the hard way but it is fun.I am trying to only make my mistakes on the crappy pine wood first before I touch the nice ...

. My list of jigs I want to build is probably longer than my project list.

Lol

Well, i got a late start today. But I finished two more.

Here is a jig to do 45 bevels, since my SS is containkurus when tilted.
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c115/gat_76/carpentry/4dec82c3.jpg

Then I want ...

I have a habit of starting a new build or project if I ever have to wait for glue, paint, parts, wood, etc. So I have a lot of things to do. But, I just realized that what I just made, is the first FINISHED piece on shopsmith.

Homemade fetherboard is good for my budget and learning process (novice ...

Thanks for the help. I'm learning a ton everyday.

I put a carbide, 40t, thin kerf blade on there. It was like butter. Beautiful 45 bevel.

I feel dumb when it's soo simple. I guess I need more experience to tell when a blade is dull.

Goofy called it.

Re adjusted table before thy try. Now, when tilted, .0036 off. Better, but no better cut. At this point, vertical squareness does not matter because that would just make the bevel angle off, still cut fine though. Right?

That's where it just stops sawing. Spins, but won't cut.

Yeah, table needs to be way more parallel to blade. It kinda cuts a bevel now, but barely, when tilted at 45, the miter slots are off by 1/16.
i guess that answers my above question.
Thanks again jpg and everyone for the help.