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I notice that several threads have recently been moved. Would anyone like to tell us what the objective is? Maybe we can put them where they belong and it won't be necessary for Admin to move them. I think we all need a refresher course on what is intended for the various categories. Looking at wher...

I notice that several threads have recently been moved. Would anyone like to tell us what the objective is? Maybe we can put them where they belong and it won't be necessary for Admin to move them. I think we all need a refresher course on what is intended for the various categories. Looking at wher...

I notice that several threads have recently been moved. Would anyone like to tell us what the objective is? Maybe we can put them where they belong and it won't be necessary for Admin to move them. I think we all need a refresher course on what is intended for the various categories. Looking at wher...

I just noticed that the cross-cut sled is on sale. The miter pro is too.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cata ... gtable.htm

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cata ... terpro.htm

Attached is a copy of a Speed Chart provided by another member of this forum.

Welcome Back. The forum has missed your quaint charm!

Welcome back. The forum has missed your quaint charm!

Yes, it will do just that. I must be setting the bracket adjustments incorrectly. The bracket can be lowered but I thought the intent was for the tables to all be level.

This might be what you're looking for. It was posted in January by ed reible. We had been having a discussion about where the adjustment plate was suppose to be inserted for installation/adjustment of the new rails.

http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthread.htm?t=205

I have always used by Extension Brackets along with a pair of Floating Tables to create an Infeed Table. Yesterday, for no good reason, I used them in an Outfeed Table configuration. I've set up with extension brackets often and did so without a lot of though. My attention was suddenly captured when...