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Blew up my tool text support arm.

Stumbled on your Windsor chair pic and thought the background looked familiar. I'm by Henry Horton.

Sheila from Franklin Woodcraft.

Just used it for 16 fluted panels. Smooth as silk and could be used one handed easily! $10 for hardware. I started to buy the $70 fluting jig from Rockler for a 21' bookcase/cabinet set that I am building then spotted plans for this jig and decided I might like it better. It has a fixed fence and an...

Route an oversized slot in board using a round nose bit, then glue in a strip of sandpaper. Chuck dowel in the drill press and sand to rounded shape. I would first chamber on the disk sander to save wear on your paper during the final shaping.

Spotted an SS with an accessory that I can't identify, but has several things that I would like to have. Already have one up for sale from my last hopefully free upgrade to my keeper. Trying to decide if I want to pop on this one for more upgrades. To what is the saw blade attached? I can go with He...

Very interesting, but garly piece of oak that even defied the Easy Wood carbide tools. The Sorby Ultima conquered it in the end. The thing about cast parts is that they fatique and give up the ghost sometimes. I have the universal tool rest so I am not down, but I really like to use the regular tool...

Blew up my tool rest horizontal arm. Has anyone made one from scratch?

http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/attachment.htm?attachmentid=14580&d=1319625170 If you have concerns about something slipping from the drive spur drill a hole just big enough to slide the blank over the drive spur and have fun. If you want to know the max that you can put on an SS find my thread...

I haven't, just turned it till it had a little resistance and quit. What do you recommend?

Dusty was dead on with the call for screw #9. I had to release the headstock ways to find the hole. Thanks for saving me a lot of time searching.