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Can't find the reference posts, but if I recall correctly people have recommended. Blow compressed air under the edge of the sleeve while pulling onto the drum. Roll one side back over the other, apply glue and roll back, repeat on the other side.

I am not a member, but there is a Facebook group that helps facilitate the formation of State and Local groups and clubs.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/482531729605069

I made one for my 10ER dedicated drill press, and use it all the time. Not surprisingly Shopsmith didn't make one to fit the 10's, but it wasn't difficult to fabricate my own mounting brackets.
Link to my build post. viewtopic.php?p=184523#p184523

I didn't get it hot enough to boil the water, and took it off burner (electric) once the wax had mostly melted. Heating in a water bath just makes it easier to not overheat the wax (can't get over 212 deg) My sense of smell is not very acute, I don't find the smell of the solvent unpleasant, but I a...

I have had to reconstitute my can of TreWax a couple of times, dropped the can during cold weather and the wax shattered. To avoid the risk of over heating, and fire, I put the can in a pot with an inch or so of water in it, and heated it on the stove over with a fairly low heat.

How over priced is this 10e? Was thinking about picking up something like this. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1207218600203009/ At the current $300 it's getting into the ballpark. I don't see the extension table, unless it is the board against the wall next to the steps, nor a 12" ...

The most economical way to get parts for a 10ER is to locate one locally. It is usually cheaper to find a complete unit than to buy parts separately, and you will get a bunch of bonus parts as well. It can be handy to have multiple arbors, sanding disks, drill chucks, etc.

Hogwinslow sells bearings.

https://sites.google.com/site/hogwinslo ... rking/home

Skip Campbell doesn't list bearings but does have other parts, and lots of good information.

http://www.mkctools.com/10erparts.htm

Also see the Speed Changer Setup article on Skip Campbell's web page.

http://www.mkctools.com/speed%20changer%20setup.htm

I have not done a conversion yet, but there is a Facebook group that focuses on converting Shopsmiths to run on salvaged treadmill motors.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/shopsmithdigital