Jointer, Planer, and Belt Sander Instructions?
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Jointer, Planer, and Belt Sander Instructions?
Hey all,
I bought a few used accessories, but the seller didn't have the instructions for them. I wrongly assumed that I could simply download them from Shopsmith's site.
Does anyone know where I can download them from? Or, if you're bored, have a scanner, and are in a giving mood, would you scan & email them?
Thanks!
-dcr
I bought a few used accessories, but the seller didn't have the instructions for them. I wrongly assumed that I could simply download them from Shopsmith's site.
Does anyone know where I can download them from? Or, if you're bored, have a scanner, and are in a giving mood, would you scan & email them?
Thanks!
-dcr
SS will send you xerox copies if you call and ask them nicely.
You could also use the manual for the 10er jointer.. it's more-or-less the same thing. Somebody posted a link to the belt sander manual once on one of the other SS groups.. you should be able to find it pretty quick. Can't help you on the planer.
Do you have a copy of PTWFE? Just about everything you need to know is in there.
You could also use the manual for the 10er jointer.. it's more-or-less the same thing. Somebody posted a link to the belt sander manual once on one of the other SS groups.. you should be able to find it pretty quick. Can't help you on the planer.
Do you have a copy of PTWFE? Just about everything you need to know is in there.
Guys, I'll check with Customer Service tomorrow and try to get a list of the part numbers for all the manuals. Then you can order whatever you need. Just to set the record straight about R.J. DeChristofor's "Power Tool Woodworking For Everyone," it's a fine book, a must-have for Shopsmith owners, but it has almost no information on alignment, adjustment, maintenance, and troubleshooting. That stuff you only get in our owner's manuals.
With all good wishes,
With all good wishes,
Nick Engler
http://www.workshopcompanion.com
http://www.workshopcompanion.com
Folks, here are the part numbers for various Shopsmith manuals that I promised:
Multipurpose Tools
514459 Mark V Manual (500 & 510)
521429 Mark V Manual (520)
518487 Mark V Manual and Self-Study Course (500 &510)
877082 10ER Manual
877086 Mark II Manual
877083 Mark VII Manual
Special Purpose Tools
841547 Bandsaw Manual
845231 Belt Sander Manual
845240 Dust Collector Manual
877082 Jigsaw Manual
845036 Jointer Manual
845049 Planer Manual (mounted on Mark V)
845051 Planer Manual (mounted on stand)
877085 Sawsmith Radial Arm Saw Manual
845308 Sawsmith Sliding Table Saw Manual (Sawsmith 2000)
845046 Scrollsaw Manual (newer, painted blue)
877087 Scrollsaw Manual (older, painted gray)
845215 Strip Sander Manual
Accessories
845264 Joint-Matic Instructions
845349 Lathe Duplicator Instructions
877085 Power Stand Instructions
845268 Speed Increaser Instructions
845254 Speed Reducer Instructions
Books & Instruction
555069 Power Tool Woodworking For Everyone
505717 Self-Study Course
877016 Cross-Reference to Self-Study Course
845435 Mark V 500/510 Headstock Service Manual
Ross, if you'd like to see more posts like my belt sander manual, write to Bob Folkerth and tell him. He sets my priorities.
With all good wishes,
Multipurpose Tools
514459 Mark V Manual (500 & 510)
521429 Mark V Manual (520)
518487 Mark V Manual and Self-Study Course (500 &510)
877082 10ER Manual
877086 Mark II Manual
877083 Mark VII Manual
Special Purpose Tools
841547 Bandsaw Manual
845231 Belt Sander Manual
845240 Dust Collector Manual
877082 Jigsaw Manual
845036 Jointer Manual
845049 Planer Manual (mounted on Mark V)
845051 Planer Manual (mounted on stand)
877085 Sawsmith Radial Arm Saw Manual
845308 Sawsmith Sliding Table Saw Manual (Sawsmith 2000)
845046 Scrollsaw Manual (newer, painted blue)
877087 Scrollsaw Manual (older, painted gray)
845215 Strip Sander Manual
Accessories
845264 Joint-Matic Instructions
845349 Lathe Duplicator Instructions
877085 Power Stand Instructions
845268 Speed Increaser Instructions
845254 Speed Reducer Instructions
Books & Instruction
555069 Power Tool Woodworking For Everyone
505717 Self-Study Course
877016 Cross-Reference to Self-Study Course
845435 Mark V 500/510 Headstock Service Manual
Ross, if you'd like to see more posts like my belt sander manual, write to Bob Folkerth and tell him. He sets my priorities.
With all good wishes,
Nick Engler
http://www.workshopcompanion.com
http://www.workshopcompanion.com
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Jointer, Planer, and Belt Sander
Thanks for the detailed list. This is certain to be very useful.
However, I have a question about the information provided. What are the Part Numbers shown here; how can we use them?
Example: 845036 Jointer Manual (what is Jointer Manual, 505681-B)
845231 Belt Sander Manual (what is 6" Belt Sander Manual, 555355)
If I needed one of these, would Customer Service provide it?
However, I have a question about the information provided. What are the Part Numbers shown here; how can we use them?
Example: 845036 Jointer Manual (what is Jointer Manual, 505681-B)
845231 Belt Sander Manual (what is 6" Belt Sander Manual, 555355)
If I needed one of these, would Customer Service provide it?
Hi,
The numbers listed are the part numbers so you can order them. Depending on which item you need they have bound manual or sometime they have to make copies (lower quality pictures etc).
If you go to the main shopsmith pages and get into the owners area you can then enter these numbers and find the price and if they are in stock. You can order on line or give them a call.
Some information is on-line at:
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/productmanuals.htm
but most items have to be ordered. Sometimes they come up for sale on ebay but do your home work, they are often cheaper at shopsmith.
They are copyrighted materials... so keep that in mind and afford them the proper use of their materials, in this case manuals.
Ed
The numbers listed are the part numbers so you can order them. Depending on which item you need they have bound manual or sometime they have to make copies (lower quality pictures etc).
If you go to the main shopsmith pages and get into the owners area you can then enter these numbers and find the price and if they are in stock. You can order on line or give them a call.
Some information is on-line at:
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/productmanuals.htm
but most items have to be ordered. Sometimes they come up for sale on ebay but do your home work, they are often cheaper at shopsmith.
They are copyrighted materials... so keep that in mind and afford them the proper use of their materials, in this case manuals.
Ed