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Ah, so. This is good to know it will match up to the Uni's. If I ever get another single 5/8 blade I believe I'll order a -608 for it (so's I don't have to mess with them washers). I do NOT understand WHAT you mean by "match up to the Uni's". I DO understand the comment re "mess with...

tom_k/mo wrote: . . .

"I can levitate birds, but nobody notices..."

Post a PIX when you can so do with PIGS!:D

IF you do not already have some feather board 'hold downs', get some!

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/part ... xpview.htm

. . . I have some Evapo-Rust on order (ordered a gallon of it), and will clean the tubes in it (using the PVC pipe approach). Then clean the various headstock components, and think about putting things back together, once I've addressed the bearing issue. . . . --Robert p.s. maybe it's the aluminum...

easterngray wrote:Looks like Incra has it on there web site - here 'tis:

http://www.incra.com/product_miter_v120_shopsmith.htm

FYI http://www.incra.com/manuals/MiterV120_ ... dition.pdf

Thanks Alec!

soggysawdust wrote:Well, it was nothing more than the adjustment bolts. I think he had adjusted them for non-shopsmith belts. Got them in the proper position and it is working fine now. Thanks for the help.

Phil

HHH HHH HHH (HHH = Hip Hip Hooray!):)

easterngray wrote:It's also useful when ripping. With the older smaller tables, sometimes its nice to have the extra width between the blade and the rip fence without having to go to the extension table. And yes, my miter gauge bears a scar too! Alec

YES Alec I have noticed!;)

Question: Does the sheave attached to the motor spindle need to come off? It's on there pretty good. Its paired sheave came out fairly easily but that one is stuck on there. The other snag I have come across is removing the speed dial from the shaft. I see a vague outline of an allen screw head in ...

Hello all: I see an old Mark 500 table, carriage, and fence for sale on Ebay, and the ad and picture show the table has a second saw slot very near the headstock side, slightly smaller than the main slot in (more or less) the middle of the table. My old 500 from 1980 has only this latter slot. I'm ...

dusty wrote:. . . Problem is finding them when I want them.

Define your file names/folders wisely!:)