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Mike wrote: ↑Sat Aug 20, 2022 6:45 pm Mike, . . . . . . PM me when you have time or better email me at Mike@scskulls.com . . .

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I can't help with the bearing, I didn't replace mine, but you're already talking to the right guy about that. Just FYI, I finished the cam parts and they work fine mounted on my Mark VII. They're not perfect but functional. If you end up eventually needing them they're yours, if not, no worries at a...

Yes Mike, the cam clutch assembly. If I can’t find the original parts by journeys end, I would greatly appreciate your offer to fabricate the parts. Of course I will gladly pay for them or work out a trade whatever works best. Thank you for the very kind offer. Sounds good Mike, and good luck with ...

5. Cam clutch assembly parts 4,5,6,7 in parts breakdown from manual Other than item #5 I don’t believe I’m missing anything I can’t find a work around on or need to start it up. Not even sure if item 5 is 100% necessary but need to learn more about it. Thanks for the assistance! Sorry Mike, you are...

Hi Mike, I have been down the same road. My journey started here: https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=24293 Maybe there is some info that can help you, especially regarding the switch. I was able to fix my original Shopsmith switch, at least temporarily, but it's still working fine so far, a...

Hi Mike, curious if you have the A.O. Smith (C48L2A10) motor, or the General Electric. Also, if you would share what is included in the motor rebuild, just cleanup and bearings, or do they rewind and replace the leads as well? Good to see another Mark VII on the road to recovery.

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Great job Chris

Many of you had nice things to say about this tool http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthread.htm?t=6799&highlight=purfling+cutter . It is, unfortunateley, the last I will get. Dave passed away at home a week ago 1 week shy of his 70th. Derek Sorry for your loss Derek. As a novice hobby machini...

Very impressive. Keep the pics coming.
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Just curious, maybe it is just the picture, but what keeps a burglar from simply using the dog door? It looks large enough for a skinny thief to climb right through?

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