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mickyd wrote:More course, NOT grittier.

Grittier might work Better!!!!! After all you do need an abrasive attribute.

So Mass is more effective than Sharp?

I have been traveling, and missed following the forum. Having taught math for 30 years, I appreciate the discussion about applications. I always looked for these kinds of things to use in class. As for the Nile survey example, they apparently used a rope or cord with 12 knots tied in it to lay out ...

Or you could just claim old age and tell her you got confused... :D Wouldn't work!!!!! He ain't old but is already confused.(can't distinguish himself from Ed).:D He even misplaces his new baby the day she arrived!:rolleyes: Not only that, he thinks his wife came from three different countries.;) O...

I listened to it all the time as a kid in the evenings as there was no tv. Along with the Lone Ranger, Amos and Andy, Jack Benny, Fibber McGee and Molly, ect, ect. Listened to the 'suite for three oranges' every sunday also! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .The FBI in peace and war Gree...

. . . I "fixed" the settings on my camera the other day, hence the horrible color and resolution... I'm really not that technologically advanced . . . [ATTACH]6310[/ATTACH] :D Look for the 'light source' (white balance) in the pix taking menu and change it back to auto . Maybe the weird c...

Ah.....I think I now understand the cause of the confusion.....BUT I am making an assumption. The post with the triangle was not made by Ed, as stated above, but rather by mickyd. If I re-read all of dusty's posts from #10 on substituting "mickyd" in place of "Ed", I fully under...

I believe the velcro sanding disks last as long as the adhesive backed. Just DO NOT use the velcro system for working on metal (even sharpening). The heat destroys the velcro. TRUST ME. Do we really need to see this Twice? :D The velcro is also Not dimensionally 'firm' enough either for 'grinding'....

navycop wrote:I would like to see that lil boy put it in drill press mode. I didn't see a lift assist.

Do not think one would work on a Model 10ER!(No bench tubes;) )

Anyone one know if ShopSmith also sells just the nut? If so, part number? I have heard of having a screw loose, but, a missing Nut ????(with a left hand thread no less!). Call 800-543-7586 You might get lucky! Call Early - 3 hours earlier! P.S. Maybe you could find one at someplace where they sell ...

These links should help you determine which arbor you have.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... =Find+Item

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... =Find+Item