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Another gem from the 1951 era that came from a Sunday newspaper comic strip in the San Francisco Chronicle October 21, 1951 that was part of Hans personal files. Some things change, some things do not.... I am sure Hans chuckled a bit when he clipped this piece of Shopsmith history! Everett IMAG025...

Hi Everett, You said In a previous thread about 10ER Accessories that discussed the Miter Gauge, I came across this file in Hans collection. It shows a 1954 date but we believe it was available before that. I have only seen the front page of that document until now, Thanks Everett. That Special Mit...

Shopsmith pro planer. Yes, it is my brother selling it.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/tls/ ... 68379.html

You can see in the ad, he has a 20 inch planer now, and this
is redundant.

steve

NC, if he doesn't have any, look up an Ebay seller,
named HogWinslow.

steve

OK, my older brother just found a friend from High School. We lived in the San Jose area back then, and now live in the Phoenix area. Hasn't seen the guy in 44 years! He is in Tucson. (He makes the 3rd or 4th person I knew in Sunnyvale, to move to Arizona.) One of them was an old math teacher, from ...

Was the old Mark 7's drive spur different than the Model 10 or the 5/V? I got an unrestorable MkVII, a few years ago, and it had a different looking drive spur. This one had longer spur tips on it. Well, wider. I don't have it with me, it is at my brother's house. Those sharp points are about 1/2 in...

One rule of thumb guys, NEVER install something
you didn't go looking for!

steve

rpd wrote:Memory leaks certainly do slow down my system, but that has nothing to do with the computer.

NAILED it!

Funny, memory is now DIRT CHEAP!
(But, not for the system that really needs it.)

steve

Look at the pulleys.

It "may" have the speedchanger.

Wish it was closer!

steve

There are a few series on netflix that are pretty good Longmire about a sheriff office in Montana Heartland about a horse farm in Alberta Hell on wheels about the railroad moving west in the 1800 The "New Mexico" branch of Wyoming. Oh, "Branch" figures into the bunch, too. As do...