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I don’t know about the two holes. I can tell that if you go to Shopsmith.com and under the link product catalog, fine the scroll saw, under that you will see link ( scroll saw maintenance). You can see two more links one is for a diagram of parts and the other a list of the parts order number. So I ...

I have both and I prefer the power pro.
Two reasons, you don’t have to turn down the speed before shutting off and the because it also has a reverse button. Every time you set the speed you want and press the run button it starts at a slower speed then climb to the speed you selected

Welcome to the Shopsmith forum Landon. Good luck and have fun with your great grandfather’s 10E.

Here is something to look at as well. The company it still making parts for a tool that hasn’t change much in over fifty years. They are struggling and still keep it going old or new.

Now that may change in years with the economy the may it is.

My was available today.

Thanks redleg,

Actually this Mark VII still has the the point rod sticking out of the carriage.

I guess I got a sort of a dum question about the two Mark VII I bought. I was looking at Everett Davis My Google Drive Mark VII ‘60 pdf owner manual and there’s nothing saying what this red switch is or does? ( In the green ) The forward and Reverse on this one because it 220 and the push button on ...

Welcome Mike, from a fellow Mark VII owner.

I just bought two Mark VII with in the beginning of the month, I’m still trying to make room to get to working on and clean them up. The first one has a Reverse issue (110v) the second is (240v) and haven’t got to try it out yet.

Welcome to the Shopsmith forum Jeff and good luck with your father’s greenie.

You could just pick up a speed increaser. This will let you do under table routing with out tipping the headstock in either Direction.